Sentence examples for pulling tricks from inspiring English sources

During the mid-1990s, freestyle had grown out of video footage of riders jumping and pulling tricks off natural terrain.

If Cameron started "pulling tricks" or "playing games", Mandelson went on, Brown would have to be careful not to "rise to it" or be "drawn into game-playing".

A little more than a week ago, Cruden was contemplating a vacation to the United States, in between pulling tricks on his skateboard in his home town of Palmerston North and watching the New Zealand team cast aside Canada in its final pool match on television.

The DVD-format war isn't likely to end anytime soon with both sides pulling tricks one after the other.

The game was a breakthrough, shredding the monotony of sports games by letting players roam a virtual skateboarder's paradise, pulling tricks at their leisure.

There's something about the mechanics of pulling tricks in Skate that feel much more natural and related to real skating.

The same is true in freeskiing, in which skiers pull tricks on some of the same terrain as snowboarders.

They can pull tricks, such as refusing to be interviewed with an opponent, or answering every question with a monologue on the campaign theme of the day.

Whites and blacks laughed together as Reece (Goose) Tatum pulled tricks on crew-cut college stars who were most definitely not going along with the act.

This week Lasek, 34, will compete in vertical skateboarding, in which riders pull tricks on a massive halfpipe, at the X Games in Los Angeles and Carson, Calif.

Ballroom kids stroll on Christopher Street from the Path Station to the Pier -- although many cannot afford smartphones unless they pull tricks.