Sentence examples for trick more from inspiring English sources

And, if that doesn't do the trick, more war.

Mr. Leight, the television producer, said he had a rule against using the abandoned-DNA ruse, or any other investigative trick, more than three times per season.

Especially notable are Paul Gerrior, as an aging civil-rights warrior, and Nick Frangione, as a lonely trick more interested in connection than sex.

That the book is strictly nonfiction is a rhetorical trick more than anything else: in trusting his reportage, the reader, in turn, agrees with his editorializing.

Th3 Pr0 said the group was able to trick more than 50 A.P. employees to click on its malicious link, including a handful of the organization's social media editors.

I saw the celebrated duo of Penn & Teller perform essentially the same trick more than a decade ago in Los Angeles and took offense at live firearms being used as entertainment props.

We know, of course, that tigers are not apt to vanish into thin air; we know that such magic tricks are more trick than magic.

It sealed his hat-trick, with Martinez critical of the club's supporters afterwards: "Nobody deserved a hat-trick more than him.

Other highlights included a slightly disturbing 'smiling' ball in a floppy hat that flashed up if you took a hat-trick, more made-up player names than you could poke a stick at, a 'Howzat' banner that appeared every time an appeal went up, dubious signifiers of national culture and densely pixilated bikini girls in the crowd, all of which were endlessly entertaining to a 10 year-old.

INSIDE TRACK: Tricks more than treats.

Abdou took four tricks more than his opponent and gained 13 international match points for his team.