Sentence examples for trick for working from inspiring English sources

This is a great first trick for working on patter, as it is not physically or mentally demanding.

One common trick for working with especially crumbly dough is to cool it in the freezer or refrigerator - it will thicken, becoming easier to handle and shape without crumbling.

Among the topics to be discussed: how to achieve the perfect crust in a home oven, tricks for working with dough, unusual toppings to embrace, whether it's worth investing in a pizza stone and the larger question of what makes for a successful pie.

One of the best tricks for working with people with tiny budgets, is invoicing them for what it SHOULD cost, but then discounting it to what they are actually paying.

But for now, the trick is working.

Not waiting for Houdini's next trick, but working and relying on each other as Americans - as combatants do in the military, as first responders, as we do in sport.

But when he mentioned this arrangement to another resident at his hostel, he realised he'd been tricked into working for free.

The MP told the conference McBride's confessions about smear tactics and dirty tricks while working for Brown were destructive and "deeply damaging to our party".

What's more, Unia report that at least another seven refugees were tricked into working for free by the firm, three of whom have since filed wage complaints of their own.

He made Her First Romance at Monogram in 1940 and then moved to Columbia, where he helmed six movies in 1941, including Under Age, a crime drama about reform-school girls who are tricked into working for gangsters, and the horror film The Devil Commands, which starred Boris Karloff as a scientist who attempts to invent a device that allows him to communicate with his dead wife.

* For a striking account of trickery, read Sarah Stillman's New Yorker article about two Fijian women tricked into working for the U.S. military in Iraq.