Sentence examples for trick in terms of from inspiring English sources

The itinerant nature of the festival, meanwhile, seems to have done the trick in terms of throwing open the gates to all comers; entrants have emerged from across the UK and Ireland, and it isn't a boys' club.

That should do the trick in terms of finding a temporary new obsession.

If the latest wave of arrests had less shock value given an extraordinary year in which the entire top layer of world football has been swept away, then it was still jarring to note that Concacaf has now scored a hat-trick in terms of arrested presidents.

You're no one-trick pony, in terms of style, or anything else for that matter.

Very heavy and a bit sort of one-trick pony in terms of the sound you can get out of the Les Paul.

Don't Forget About Press Releases Press releases are perhaps the 'oldest trick in the book' in terms of media relations efforts, but for some reason, they have become increasingly less popular over the past few years.

If he was alive now, he'd have so many tricks up his sleeve in terms of what he could do with the technology.

"There's a trick being lost here, particularly in terms of the links we could set up and establish with the Romanian and Bulgarian governments to actually partner with them to see how basically we can support them, help them, aid them in addressing this underspend in structural funding".

He said the corrupt theft of natural resources was aided by the west, and its lawyers expertise in terms of legal tricks.

England have had some outstanding goal-poachers down the years, but it is no real surprise that - in terms of hat-tricks scored - one James Greaves leads the way.

"I feel like I was taken advantage of in terms of being tricked into going into Iraq," he said, adding that he wished "that W. would give us the money that he promised after 9/11".