Sentence examples for trick is well from inspiring English sources

Or one might multiply the possible explanations, in a card-guessing trick, by going through an elaborate charade of "reading" the spectator's face and voice, so that, when the forced card is guessed, the obviousness of the trick is, well, obviated.

The second came on a penalty and, with two other narrow misses on free kicks, a hat trick was well within her reach.

That the unaided eye plays tricks is well known.

The women's team may not be world number one on paper, but back-to-back Olympic golds under coach José Roberto Guimaraes, who steered the men's team to Olympic gold in 1992, mean that a unique hat-trick is well within their reach next year.

The Tips and Tricks feature is well designed, with a page for notes and smart tutorials about the interview.

Reynolds's pre-trick "madness" is well documented, and one gets the sense that he was resting with a cigarette in between tries when he was struck with a burst of bravery and didn't want to wait for the cigarette to be finished, lest the confidence (or whatever emotion allows a man to jump down a head-high set of cement, switch) dissipate.

The trick is to be well prepared, said Meb Keflezighi, the United States marathon runner who won a silver medal at the 2004 Athens Olympics.

It still comes in a box and does some of the tricks that Photoshop is well known for, but at a fraction of the price.

It's a parlor trick — we're well aware of that.

"She was doing a trick she was well versed in, the conditions were good, and everything seemed normal," Judge said.

Dirty fighting is only half of it any possible trick must be well within the rules for the writer.