Sentence examples for new gambit from inspiring English sources

It is getting harder and harder to invent a new gambit early in the play.

The calls continue, perhaps from other companies, perhaps from the same companies with a new gambit and/or phone number.

Every week, it seems, Obama has a new narrative, a new gambit, a new stratagem, or a new "game changing" speech.

Helen felt a momentary pleasure now as she watched Nathan swallow his criticism of her mother's new gambit; he was no longer sure of himself in their relationship.

So in August, McCain tried a bold new gambit: He would reach out to independents and women with an exciting and unexpected vice presidential choice.

Tiny Armenia is a big player in world chess, and a new gambit could make it even bigger: mandatory chess in school.

But his inauguration for a second term appeared to stir new gambits by Maduro's opponents.

Ryan's newest gambit is to do the $30 billion sidecar, but ensure that the cuts are from the mandatory side.

The charge - unfounded and essentially hypocritical - represents the logical extension of the McCain campaign's newest gambit.

She spoke with gallerist James Cohan as well, about his new market gambit: an online art fair.

Carson's new rap gambit comes seven months after the candidate said during an interview on R&B radio station WBLS that hip-hop culture destroys Christian and family values in black communities.