Sentence examples for trick in addition from inspiring English sources
In six hearts it appears that South must lose at least one club trick in addition to a trump trick, but he found a way to succeed.
Add that to the slumping support for the two big parties, and coalitions could become the norm.The book makes a depressingly strong case that the changes being mooted to Britain's curious version of democracy will not do the trick (in addition to querying AV, it poses painful questions about other changes planned, such as fixed-term parliaments and a semi-elected House of Lords).
That being said, Dropbox still has one clever trick – in addition to supporting uploads, a newer feature of the app allows it to automatically upload the photos from your camera roll and gives you up to 3 GB of extra space for doing so automatically.
A polymer clay in at least six colors will do the trick, in addition to any tools you may want to use to shape the clay (such as a plastic knife or rolling pin).
He could tell you all about one Professor Lamberti, a vaudeville and burlesque performer who did magic tricks in addition to being the "world's daffiest xylophonist".
Johnston is also one of only three Ireland players to have taken a hat-trick, and in addition has 2,398 runs at an average of 21.04, with 10 half centuries, although he did reach three figures in an uncapped game against Scotland in 2005.
We'll be partnering with Major League Soccer's youth clubs to be trick-or-treaters this year in addition to going through the schools.
That said, Kobo's Arc has a few tricks up its sleeve — in addition to just recommending books based on personal tastes for instance, the device's Tapestries feature surfaces allows users to "pin" content like books from the Kobo library, Wiki pages, images, and YouTube videos.
The iOS app, which only last week launched in Beta, has two specific tricks to its wares, in addition to standard messaging features: photo-sharing via your Txtter profile, which is a bit like having your own contacts-only Instagram feed, and an iteration on the typical sign up process that combines the anti-spam measure of mobile phone number verification with the privacy afforded by usernames.
In addition this trick may just be impossible to do for many people.
In addition to tricking out the ice skating rink in Rockefeller Center into a giant electoral map, NBC put Chuck Todd, the political director, and Ann Curry, the "Today" co-host, in remote "virtual reality" locations designed to look like neo-Classical ballrooms.
