Sentence examples for much of a trick from inspiring English sources

This may not seem like much of a trick to those who've seen the retracting hardtops of the Mercedes-Benz SLK or the Lexus SC 430.

Granted, that's not much of a trick to have to remember.

She explained the one real trick to living a long life isn't much of a trick at all.

This trick won't be much of a trick if they have a different color cord, (obviously) so make sure that the fake cord is the same color as theirs.

Using hard, strong cheese means that you don't need very much of it, a trick I use quite often.

Have accomplices or helpers for difficult tricks; this reduces the chances of failure being caused by trying to do too much of a complex trick unaided.

"I was quite nervous about the idea of finding out just how much of a one-trick pony I am," he said.

We like the MP3 because this front-wheel-drive compact sedan has a more powerful engine than the stock 2.0-liter Protégé unit (140 hp vs. 130hp), thanks to different electronics in the engine management system, and also handles much better, courtesy of a trick suspension with stiffer struts and beefier stabilizer bars, 17-inch wheels and wide, 45-series Dunlop tires and a tighter steering gear.

But this is much more than a trick of style; it is the work of a wildly original imagination.

It's an immensely enjoyable evening, made all the more distinctive by the interventions of film projection specialists and theatre-makers Imitating the Dog, whose flickering images on newspapers and lab coats remind that Mitchell and Kenyon's achievement was so much more than a trick of the light.

Making a good immersive show is difficult and, like games, much of the trick teeters on the balance between scripted-events and audience-freedom, between getting people to go down the corridors and making them want to go down the corridors all of their own accord.