Sentence examples for some other trick from inspiring English sources

Vaxinnate likely "would have to use some other trick," says Beutler, to further restrict the vaccine to just the right cells.

Either there are Greeks in hiding, concealed by the wood, or it's been built as a machine to use against our walls, or spy on our homes, or fall on the city from above, or it hides some other trick: Trojans, don't trust this horse.

The City may hope that Fox, a member of the Magic Circle, has some other tricks up his sleeve.

But today, with the near collapse of that effort in the violent spasms of last week, does Mr. Bush have some other tricks in his saddlebag?

I did have some other tricks up my sleeve, however.

But the show just began, I'm sure Microsoft has some other tricks up its sleeve.

Though you can't control your files exactly like vinyl, there's some other tricks M-Audio has up it's sleeve….

This, combined with some other tricks to use hard drive space more efficiently, results in some fairly significant disk space savings under Windows 98. Microsoft has included a simple-to-use conversion utility with the OS.

The virtual keyboard also some other tricks up its sleeve: it customises to its owner in a way that a physical QWERTY never can: the central strike points of each key can move by up to half a key to adjust to your particular typing style (with the aim of reducing typos).

Some other tricks include fiber-optic-sourced headlamps (a single beam of light is funneled through fiber-optic cables to each headlight beacon), a fold-down tray table behind the front passenger seat that incorporates a laptop, an attaché case holder that slides into the driver's seatback and a nifty system that allows the right-side passenger seats to fold together to form a bed.

Once you've got the basic helicopter down, here are some other tricks you can try: Do the helicopter with your other foot out.