Sentence examples for resorting to tricks from inspiring English sources

And the Israelis, too, are resorting to tricks.

Anxious to win a spot on at least the top 100 lists, some developers are resorting to tricks.

TICalc.org brings us word that the key used to sign the TI-83+ OS has been factored, which means that any third-party OS can be signed similar to the original OS and loaded onto the calculator without resorting to tricks or helper programs.

It showed me that there's a way to really pace yourself with restraint; the way he didn't go straight for it, and knew how to keep everyone locked in hypnotically without manipulating the energy too much or resorting to tricks like dropping a big cheesy classic.

She doesn't resort to tricks.

Whenever the band went silent, however, Mr. Chestnut resorted to tricks and predictable rhythms.

It's as if the author had abruptly decided that to maintain reader interest, he had to resort to tricks.

I never resort to tricks, to those moments that insist on the audience's applause, and interrupt the flow of a work.

I wanted to avoid taking staged photographs so I often had to resort to tricks, like pretending to look at the sky while pointing my lens on them and clicking at the last minute.

His animation was criticized as being so lifelike that he must have traced the characters from photographs or resorted to tricks using wires; to show that he had not, McCay chose a creature that could not have been photographed for his next film.

In this case, what Google and others have done sure sounds wrong - if you've going to resort to tricking a browser into offering up information designated by default as private, you need to somehow message the user and explain what's going on.