Sentence examples for the trick about from inspiring English sources

So that's the trick about beauty.

That's the trick about ageing: you need to somehow become lighter at the same time.

The trick about the Portland carts is that they usually don't move.

"The trick about running a successful business is to attract talent, and then this is the part people seem to forget, to manage and retain that talent.

The trick about this Pope is not that he is a secret liberal but that he is such a thoroughgoing critic of liberalism and its dispensations that his assault takes in parts of our experience parochially described as conservative.

The trick about the Caldecott is that although each bore is two lanes wide, the middle bore switches direction, by means of signage and mechanically raised cone separators, contingent on the flow of the main morning and evening commute.

Should it not do the trick, how about Hector Quinones as a backup?

If smoking didn't do the trick, how about masticating yourself thin?

"Now, the trick, dear, about laminating butter is to get the thickness of the butter exactly the same as the thickness of the dough".

Michael Lynne, who shares chief executive and chairman responsibilities with Mr. Shaye, acknowledged: "The trick was about selling entertainment and getting distribution.

If a subliminal flash of "Coke" doesn't do the trick, how about a whole episode of "The Apprentice" devoted to designing Burger King's new Western Angus Steak Burger?