Sentence examples for past trick from inspiring English sources

But if Ms Le Pen takes over, the president's past trick of deploying hardline talk about immigration and security to rob the National Front of votes could become harder to pull off.

But now Ms Le Pen is to take over, the president's past trick of deploying hardline talk about immigration and security to rob the National Front of votes could become harder to pull off.

Beware the copycat sites that have in the past tricked individuals into paying to make their tax return.

Most were in their mid-thirties or older; several wore T-shirts or hats from past Cheap Trick tours; and a few had toddlers on their shoulders.

The judges' opinions have cited not only examples of Trump's anti-Muslim animus but also his brazen comments, and those of his advisers, such as Rudy Giuliani, about changing the language simply to get the ban past judges to trick them, in effect, into thinking that they are constitutional.

In the past, the trick to gaining users at a genealogy site was to make the technology unintimidating to those in the 55 and older age range who are most likely to take an interest in genealogy.

More children, herded by parents and nannies, ran past them, trick-or-treating, hitting the boutiques.

Unlike in the past, such tricks don't work in the Internet era, when they can be easily exposed online.

He's joined by Bentley the turtle and Murray the hippo, both of whom have unique abilities to get past the tricks and traps.

Earlier, Bradshaw showed us how the younger Chris (the excellent and game Evan Johnson) escaped from his past — turning tricks in San Francisco after his drug-addicted mother's death — by hooking up with Jack Andreww Garman and Donald Adam Tresese), two older gay men who shared his interest in the theatre and "adopted" him.

Snow, from whose perspective the tale is told, is the conscience of the book, a man whose turbulent past plays tricks on his mind and who is tormented by his need for absolution.Bracelin, who in less able hands could have become a cartoon villain, is also deftly portrayed.