Sentence examples for ruse in which from inspiring English sources

"These guys were behaving like Keystone Kops," Mr. Morris said, citing a ruse in which one radical impersonated a British secret agent.

In one lawsuit, a California judge ruled that FedEx Ground was engaged in an elaborate ruse in which FedEx "has close to absolute control" over the drivers.

One furniture maker, who started out in the retail business and now has a trade-only clientele, described a ruse in which he said he refused to participate.

Several also described a ruse in which pro-Qaddafi forces stationed about 12 miles west of Bin Jawwad waved white flags to lure them close and then opened fire.

One cruel trick involves a "recovery room" telemarketing ruse in which victims of previous telemarketing schemes are called with promises to help them get most of their money back -- if they pay an upfront fee.

For the last two years of life, Castro concocted an astonishing ruse, in which he convinced her that a noxious mould in her home was the cause of her respiratory problems, not lung cancer.

The curtain, of course, is pulled back in the end, and all revealed as a ruse, a way in which an author might manipulate those around him to produce a book, or at least fight off nullity for another day.

He smelled a rare ruse known as "hiding form," in which a horse racks up a record as a plodder but secretly is a bullet in workouts watched only by his owner and trainer.

And on the first three nights, Costas will tell viewers that everything emanating from Sydney is on tape, an admission that the "plausibly live" ruse of 1992 and '96 -- in which events were taped but viewers were not told -- was unnecessary.

One count stemmed from the "Rebecca" fraud and the other involved a separate scheme to defraud a Connecticut-based real estate company in which he used some of the same ruses he employed to deceive the Broadway producers.

That's all a ruse, and it has led to the cramped politics and limited policy debate in which we're stuck today.