Sentence examples for plenty of trick from inspiring English sources

Indeed, there are plenty of trick shots, as befits a film by Jean-Pierre Jeunet, the director of "Delicatessen".

There were no real serves, at least two badly blown line calls (from my vantage point, anyway), informal score-keeping, plenty of trick shots, plenty of hanging around and chatting, and plenty of balls given up on by both players.

There's a big heist at the center of the film, but it's also filled with plenty of magic tricks, and Chu said the team worked with magicians to build the props and train the actors.

There are also plenty of tricks that go unexplained.

That's the state of the art: plenty of tricks, precious few treats.

A decade into its career, the group still has plenty of tricks.

But the three still have plenty of tricks up their sleeves, and their canny originals are of more enduring interest than the rock adaptations that gained them fame.

Provisions are bumped up in good years and later released, or the value of an acquisition is slashed; there are plenty of tricks.

His work is a reminder that the laser which celebrated its 50th birthday last year and is already used in medicine for various kinds of surgery still has plenty of tricks up its sleeve.

But the three still have plenty of tricks up their sleeves, and luckily their canny originals are of more enduring interest than the rock adaptations that gained them fame.

The chancellor had plenty of tricks up his sleeve, from appointing Adonis to his infrastructure commission, to a new scheme to set local government pension funds to work in financing infrastructure.