Sentence examples for this same gimmick from inspiring English sources
I don't remember if the first Crysis even had a story, so the fact that I can say that Crysis 2 does, in fact, have a reasonably OK (if typical one part in particular had me going, "Really? Didn't I see this same gimmick in Fallout: New Vegas a few months ago?") sci-fi arc represents a tremendous improvement over the first game.
But for an artist like Hitchcock, that same gimmick could become wonderfully, sublimely expressive.
And the flash-forward opening — the same gimmick used in Season 1 — was tasty.
The hit soundtrack album interspersed golden oldies with Mr Williams's DJ chatter five years before "Reservoir Dogs" used the same gimmick.
Since it worked so well on the big screen, it shouldn't be that much of a surprise that the same gimmick has been applied to Agents of SHIELD.
Promoters of these new asset-protection trusts also claim that the same gimmick protects the assets from federal estate tax.
Bollor built his wealth, interestingly enough, using the same gimmick he attacks at Lazard: a cascade of holding companies.
Would the same gimmick work in the U.S.? No – people might think it was entertaining but it likely would be drowned out in the noise of startup news (I think it would have worked in 2005 though).
He notes three other attempts to use the same gimmick—Franz Niklaus König's Atlas céleste (1826), Friedrich Braun's Himmels-Atlas in transparenten Karten (1850), and Otto Möllinger's Himmelsatlas (1851), but states that they lack Urania's Mirror's artistry.
I wouldn't be surprised if Disney is planning the same gimmick for Pirates of the Caribbean: At Stranger Tides, making a fourth film where Johnny Depp's Jack Sparrow exists in a parallel universe where the events of the first three films never occurred.
Speaking to reporters on Monday night, Mr. Paterson said that the Legislature had "presented us with a series of bills that have the same gimmicks, chicanery and avoidant conduct that has characterized fiscal management in this state for far too long".
