Sentence examples for sneaky trick from inspiring English sources

Josh Grillo has a sneaky trick for making e-mails stand out in a crowded in-box.

Holy virgins, sacred cows and rabbits' feet; four-leaf clovers, lucky heather and luckier charms; propaganda, prayers and providence; plus the odd sneaky trick or two.

Mobile, Text and E-Mail: A Sneaky Trick With enterprises equipping employees for mobile work, sales of smartphones and tablets will surpass the one billion mark in 2013, according to Gartner Research.

Since our rooms were adjacent, we resorted to a sneaky trick you might need someday: we hooked up the Ethernet to the producer's laptop in the middle room, and turned on Internet Sharing.

At the same time, she manages to fool the suitors with her sneaky trick of weaving by day and unpicking her work at night, telling them that she can never marry until her project is finished.

It's become one of the skills a politician has to acquire, to avoid specially phrased sneaky trick questions from interviewers, such as: "Education Secretary, what's nine times two?" But she saw it off beautifully, and presumably the kids doing the tests will get extra marks if they give answers in the same way.

OUTKAST: 'STANKONIA' (LaFace/Arista) Music can also play sneaky tricks on society, revealing its obsessions in a warped mirror.

And it was rubbish, because while sneaky tricks might work amulets don't, as Levante's Rahamat Riga can testify.

The Labor leader, Bill Shorten, accused Tony Abbott of resorting to "his old sneaky tricks of going after workers' conditions" and taking "another trip back to WorkChoices".

Most of the entries are from Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, which means that they feature tight, bare-bones plotting and the sneaky tricks that Mr. Deaver's title promises.

Mind you, they were outdone by Mourinho, who stood on the touchline and screamed, "you never change" at Asier Del Horno as the full-back ran through the array of sneaky tricks he learnt at Stamford Bridge.