Sentence examples for order to fool from inspiring English sources

It was like an order to fool yourself".

The packaging is probably going to be a pretty good rip-off of the real thing in order to fool bargain hunters, Terry points out.

But it concluded that when it came to his superiors, Mr. Kerviel, 31, "knew how to be convincing" and "pertinent" in order to "fool his entourage".

In a video released before the start of this year's National Basketball Association NBAA) season, league officials announced a crackdown on "flopping", or embellishing minor (or non-existent) contact in order to fool referees into calling a foul.

He knew of the disparity between his situation and that of his fellows: "People actually go to bed leaving lights burning all over the house in order to fool the bums," he wrote in a letter to a business acquaintance.

Killer, blackmailer, cheat – this is a woman who once sold her own child to a neighbour whom she'd previously drugged in order to fool him into believing that he'd impregnated her.

For example, as a project manager, most of the time we are avoiding the usage of terms such as biases, creativity or mindfulness in order to avoid fooling ourselves.

High-frequency trading also offers opportunities for consumer fraud, including "spoofing," placing and instantly withdrawing large orders so as to fool the other guy's algorithm into taking a money-losing position in a stock, and the practice of selling some customers the ability to get their orders in front of orders from other customers who don't know they're being jumped in the queue.

He also ordered that firing cease to conserve ammunition, but to fool Alexander, Hunt ordered his cannons to cease fire slowly to create the illusion that they were being destroyed one by one.

He's handicapped, however, by another of the plot's inventions: To fool the order, Dracula is posing as an American businessman named Grayson.

However, Sam manages to fool Culture into ordering the Soda Poppers to attack himself, subduing the threat.