Sentence examples for trick stick from inspiring English sources
Trick : stick them to a magnet.
The trick to stick to your exercise routine is to make sure you enjoy it.
They manage this trick by sticking to plain English, avoiding numbers and jargon almost completely.
We held circus events on swings, picturing ourselves as trapeze artists, even though our only trick was sticking one leg out in front or back.
Don't fall for their tricks, and stick to your guns.
Beware of "health marketing" tricks and stick to reading nutrition labels instead.
To texture patches, a stiff stipple brush will often do the trick, by sticking brush in plaster and stippling on finished and dry patch.
There are no measures for assessing avian IQ, but the New Caledonian crow appears to be in a league of its own in performing tricks with sticks, something celebrated in a Guardian In Praise of leading article last year.
The trick is to stick to what's in season.
But Mr. Bowers is a man who had a "swizzle stick trick" that he used to perform while bartending, and rest assured that it was exactly what it sounds like.
On the other hand, maybe the trick is to stick to something beneficial, un-addictive, cheap and easily available, which imbues super-strength and comes in very handy when there's a dolmen needs tossing at a Roman legion.
