Sentence examples for such a cheat from inspiring English sources
George RR Martin, renowned for killing off major characters unexpectedly in his bestselling novel series A Song of Ice and Fire, adapted for TV as A Game of Thrones, has said that stories in which only the extras die are "such a cheat".
I can't provide the full legend here, not because each feature of this map is completely self-explanatory (some aren't), but because in the Realm of Venture, as in reality, there's no such thing as a cheat sheet.
Of course, any such biographical explanation is a cheat: the reader cannot be expected to supply these facts; the poem means what it means, on its own.
You can draw the design free-hand or you can use a "cheat", such as printing the characters onto transfer paper or you can purchase ink stamps from a craft store.
There is, of course, such a thing as cheating in sports, and it deserves opprobrium, but it is qualitatively different from the sort of gamesmanship that makes games more interesting.
One of these cheaters (QS14 maroon) was unable to persist at high relatedness, suggesting such a cost to cheating.
"The jurors would naturally have asked how come a successful businesswoman would make such an effort to cheat over just a few million dollars.
In a few minutes, I had reached the summit, taken a short walk and realized that cycling big Alpine passes with some breath to spare might not be such a bad way to cheat.
"When people say you're cheating, cheating has such a negative connotation.
And you can see the difficulty, because with such a brazen attitude towards cheating, he ought to be running one of our major institutions.
