Sentence examples for the sort of trick from inspiring English sources

It sounds like just the sort of trick they might have picked up from private-equity firms.

If any recent blockbuster left movie-goers wanting more, it was the first instalment of Pirates of the Caribbean, even though it pulled off the sort of trick you can only really get away with once.

It is, bluntly, a Harley for Hamburg, the sort of trick the globe-trotting Fisker seems ideally suited to pull off. .

The Queen's investment portfolio can provide us with a striking illustration of the sort of trick that is being pulled here.

Auditors of software companies know the sort of tricks of which Autonomy stands accused.

Pelecanos is happy enough to call himself a crime writer, but he is not one overly concerned with the sort of tricks already described.

Rather than reviewing my book, Tribe has written a common lawyer's brief, employing the sorts of tricks lawyers use to diminish a position they must attack: overreading, underreading or simply misreading complex arguments; taking snippets of quotations out of context; attributing contrived motives to an author or far-fetched consequences to a position; and so forth.

Viktor & Rolf can pull off this sort of trick because the mostly all-black clothes on display were stunning - ribbon-trim cardigans that looked made for Paris in mourning, tuxedos with a leather trim, and one of the best double-breasted schoolgirl coats yet seen in a season obsessed with uniforms.

The European crisis has metastasized because Germany has been adamant about blocking precisely this sort of trick.

Being able to pull off this sort of trick is an essential skill in many professions.

Putting tax increases on the rich at the center of politics just looks like the sort of childish trick that he used to deplore.