Sentence examples for some tricks about from inspiring English sources

He took us on a tour of the station, part of the set (which his sister built and lived in), and taught us some tricks about how to hold a camera when your filming in a lush region like Louisiana.

But, like, why would she want to play some trick about her age?

In offering little on La Guma's oft-noted use of "Englikaans" to represent Coloured speech, and limiting himself to La Guma's longer fiction with only a few passing references to his political cartoon strips, Yousaf surely misses some tricks in talking about La Guma's writerly resistance to apartheid's violent monologism.

It's better if you don't use your makeup at school until you learn some tricks and tips about applying it in the right way.

Success is valued so highly that some people now make their living offering hints and tricks about how to prove popular.

"No one can teach me any tricks about keepin' 'er short," Damon says.

He probably knows a few tricks about how to move money around".

These digital dissidents have begun to organize small conferences and networks to share information and tricks about how to get access to banned material.

Then an old comrade kindly showed me a few tricks about book-indexing, so that's been my main bread-and-butter ever since".

A few years ago, she wrote a screenplay called "Parlor Tricks," about a young woman who moves into an apartment above a funeral home.

The challenges are right in front of your eyes, there are no tricks about it and not many blindshots.