Sentence examples for new ploy from inspiring English sources

Fassel has done it twice before, but this time he needs a new ploy.

Our Third Avenue correspondent has informed us of a new ploy used to get the upper hand in nostalgic conversations.

Now it is mulling a new ploy to keep Böhler-Uddeholm, a steelmaker, out of the hands of CVC, a British private-equity firm (see article).

It is the most ambitious car now… Our Third Avenue correspondent has informed us of a new ploy used to get the upper hand in nostalgic conversations.

The New Yorker, July 2 , 1955P. 17 Our Third Avenue correspondent has informed us of a new ploy used to get the upper hand in nostalgic conversations.

I asked Mr. McCain why he always seems so taken aback and aggrieved at each new ploy, given the predictability of tough Bush campaign tactics.

So, despite its obvious potential, the country's tourist industry has struggled: in 2002, it accounted for a puny 2.1% of GDP.To entice more visitors, officials and tourism companies have come up with some new ploys.

In a new marketing ploy, some celebrities are trying anonymity.

Deadmau5 is experimenting with an unlikely new marketing ploy: honesty.

Prep World is Mr. Hilfiger's new marketing ploy, a traveling pop-up shop that's selling the designer's rejiggered classics -- madras shirts, navy blazers and suede boat shoes with red rubber soles -- across the United States and Europe.

And though it's a cutesy moniker, the new marketing ploy accompanying the USL maneuver, "USL Rising", can be given credit for at least being a purely utilitarian description of their advance.