Sentence examples for lovely tricks from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bennouna, the genial owner of Zitoune, a new Moroccan restaurant in Mamaroneck, learned some lovely tricks at her elbow.

A lovely cross between trick or treat and an anti-capitalist march.

A kiss is a lovely trick designed by nature to stop speech when words become superfluous.

She practices, as the narrator grossly puts it, "the lovely little tricks that every girl practices on her first sweetheart".

For all the power the Ivorians have in attack, they have really done very little". Yacine Brahimi shows lovely skill to trick his way into the box on the left-hand side, and his deflected shot causes panic in the Ivory Coast area.

There is no question that much of Greenwich Village is New York at its loveliest, and the trick over the years in filming around Washington Square has been to show the world the magic of the great-looking preserved areas while framing out the construction done by N.Y.U.

Claudio (Matthew Amendt) falls instantly in love with the lovely Hero (Michelle Beck) and just as instantly is tricked into believing she is a trollop.

It's always lovely to get a hat-trick in football.

It was lovely and it did the trick.The project hit its goal by Tuesday, pushed over the top by a few high-dollar backers pledging for podcast sponsorships.

Michael Withers, their Australian full-back, had an especially lovely day with a hat-trick inside 20 minutes to take the Bulls out of sight at 26-0 after little more than half an hour.

And in that regard, Mr. Auster saves his best for the last lovely pages, which join the trick of flight to the hollowing-out that Keats described as the artist's necessary character (or should we say lack of character?) -- the ability to become nothing-in-himself so that he might be, among other things, the sparrow pecking in the gravel.