Sentence examples for put a trick from inspiring English sources

But it is likely to lose its title this year to the 206CC, which has put a trick top within reach of average sun-loving Europeans.

"You put a trick on YouTube and it's gone," says Leventhal.

Some other person, having a design to put a trick upon him, sent them in his name".

The disappointing sales in October -- which Mr. Conaway attributed to a nationwide mood of anxiety that put a damper on trick-or-treating as well as other spending -- were hardly good news.

Before performing the trick, put a small amount of dishwashing liquid or soap on the tip of your index finger (you will ruin the trick if your friend(s) can see that you have done this).

Jones may have been more than happy with Owen Farrell's recent performances at inside centre against Scotland and Italy and he may have revelled in the sight of Jonathan Joseph putting a hat-trick of tries past the Azzurri from the outside position in Rome, but he is equally keen on the spherical Leicester man's uniquely destructive qualities.

■ Trick 2: Put a further £2,000 in TSB's Classic Plus account (the maximum on which any interest is paid).

By Russell Maloney and R. H. McKee The New Yorker, September 6 , 1941P. 9 At a party at a beach club, one of the guests surprised everybody with a sleight-of-hand trick: you put a dime in a milk bottle, shake the bottle hard from side to side, and out pops the dime, right through the glass.

The New Yorker, September 6 , 1941P. 9 At a party at a beach club, one of the guests surprised everybody with a sleight-of-hand trick: you put a dime in a milk bottle, shake the bottle hard from side to side, and out pops the dime, right through the glass.

Or when there were BMX riders putting on a trick show?

No amount of supply-side government stimulus will do the trick unless we put a price on carbon.