Sentence examples for practicing a trick from inspiring English sources

On Dec. 31, Pearce, a rising rival to Shaun White who was expected to make the United States Olympic halfpipe team and compete for a medal, fell and hit his head (he was wearing a helmet) while practicing a trick in Park City, Utah.

The Hepburns said they never knew whether he had committed suicide and left open the possibility that he had been practicing a magic trick.

Brown said he loved when Harsin told him that it took as much time to practice a trick play as it does a short pass.

The more you practice a trick the more confident you will be.

On Thursday, while practicing a difficult trick (a cab double cork, a sort of twisting double back flip), he struck his forehead on the icy wall of the halfpipe.

While practicing a new trick, The Cube of Mirin Dajo, he stabs his mother.

Pearce, a favorite to make the 2010 United States snowboarding team, was practicing a particularly difficult trick in Park City, Utah, on Dec. 31, 2009, when he fell and hit his head on the icy wall of the halfpipe.

(which doesn't mean much to her, she just loves the fact that you'd take the time to practice a crazy trick) On her birthday or Valentines day give her flowers and try to set up a date.

But with "Wrecks" (2006), his play about a contemporary American businessman (an excellent Ed Harris) visited by a fate from Greek tragedy, came the faint whiff of a magician on autopilot practicing a set list of tricks.

The new book reflects Mr. Dennett's unflagging love of the fight, including some harsh whacks at longtime nemeses like the paleontologist Stephen Jay Gould — accused of practicing a genus of dirty intellectual tricks Mr. Dennett calls "goulding" — that some early reviewers have already called out as unsporting.

In our practice, we use a trick with which exposure and maneuvering are facilitated.