Sentence examples for time for tricks from inspiring English sources

There is a waiting list, but a new shipment arrived last week, just in time for tricks or treats.

He is banished from the tub by the boy ("I have no time for tricks. / I must go back and dig"), but when the water is drained a pink stain is left.

Halloween is a time for tricks, treats and, if you're a fast food joint, genius displays of pettiness.

Forecasters predict the winds will die down by late afternoon — just in time for trick-or-treaters to swarm neighborhoods.

They need to dress it up with a fake mustache and Groucho glasses in time for trick-or-treaters.

Residents say the area's popularity is because the houses are so close together, minimizing the door-to-door travel time for trick-or-treaters.

Some towns have set times for trick-or-treating and if they do, make sure to follow these and have your child home on time.

Mr. Raymond is the rare case of a political operative who actually did jail time for dirty tricks.

It is also expected to recommend that talks on Kosovo's future status begin as soon as possible.In this section A chaotic start with pitfalls ahead Even we wish you well The wheels grind on Fudge or death Time for the tricks to stop Sound and fury, signifying little A few more smiles wouldn't hurt ReprintsThe man tipped to lead the negotiations is Martti Ahtisaari, a former Finnish president.

When you go overboard, then it's time for the tricks.

Now, that your audience is little bored, it's time for the trick.