Sentence examples for trick though from inspiring English sources

Relying on that gym standby, crunches, won't do the trick, though, Dr. Heiderscheit says.

The trick, though, for Obama is to con the religious into voting for him without alienating the base of the Democratic party.

So far, they have been accused of causing everything from tiredness to tumours; and of making aeroplanes crash and petrol stations explode (which is ironic given that the latter are now selling call-vouchers).This may not do the trick, though, since so many people cheerfully smoke and drink-and-drive themselves to death despite far stronger evidence of risk.

Here's the trick, though, to avoid financial quicksand: we must consider not only our personal value now, but also how we are likely to grow and change.

This was never a cheap trick, though, depending on compound semiconductors such as indium phosphide and gallium arsenide, which don't enjoy the mass-manufacturing economies of silicon, the mainstay of the computing universe.

If you're really new to this trick, though, you can try it from a stationary position if you want to get all the steps down.

It seems to do the trick, though.

The Germans were good, as they usually are, and Thomas Müller was well worth his hat-trick, though long before the interval the story was one of Portuguese disintegration.

By the end of Mr. Beckerman's flurry of card tricks, though, all four were gasping and shouting with surprise.

Apart from the visual tricks, though, the flavors are vivid, clear and often work in contrast.

Don't get tricked though, some advisers will say they are "fee-based" but that term is sometimes used to mask their true commission-based fee.