Sentence examples for ploy you from inspiring English sources

In order to get away with that kind of ploy, you actually need to be a superb orator.

Holly Hunter, the union rep, loves her teachers and so she fights the takeover with a ploy you might expect from a corporate villain.

The shyness of the delivery is a testament to his modesty but also a clever ploy; you find yourself leaning forward to catch his mild murmur, and it even wins over Emily's parents, Beth Hollyy Hunter and Terry Ray Romanono), after they show up at the hospital.

"With extraordinary confidence," she says, "I wrote a humorous article about what it's like to go to your first dance, and how embarrassing it is if no one is interested in you, and all the little ploys you could use to pretend you were enjoying yourself, and sent it off to DC Thomson.

From the five-metre scrum that followed and in accordance with one of those training-field ploys you rehearse just on the off-chance that one day you might find yourself a bit less stressed than usual, the Leicester backs climbed into a 12-man maul.

The company are now trialing the glasses on "bold, creative individuals ", giving US citizens the chance to get a pair in a sort of competition (or marketing ploy) where you apply using the Twitter hashtag #ifihadglass and tell the company what you'd use them for in 50 words or less (you still have to pay for them though if they pick you).

List out the medical organizations that require CNAs: This is also an important ploy, as you should inquire about the job opportunities in different medical organization so that you can apply for it.

I'll teach you the proper ploys When you talk to boys Little ways to flirt and flounce I'll show you what shoes to wear How to fix your hair Everything that really counts To be popular!

One of his preferred tactics is what he calls the Brer Rabbit Ploy: "If you have a political or moral advantage, then let the authorities know and believe that you want to be put on trial".

Mr. Obasanjo's third-term ploy, as you rightly point out, has put a fragile Nigeria on edge.

And if the ploy fails, you can sense Figaro thinking, oh well, nothing is all that serious.