Sentence examples for trick to run from inspiring English sources

Last week he hired Denise O'Donoghue, the co-founder of Have I Got News for You producer Hat Trick, to run the commercial side of ITV Studios.

The authors say no big business has ever accomplished that, it being no mean trick to run with the fox and hunt with the hounds.

To put it more bluntly: it would be quite a trick to run the biggest budget deficit in the history of the planet, and still end a presidential term with fewer jobs than when you started.

The trick to running a successful newspaper, say the Swedes, has almost nothing to do with what you put inside it.

With freshly baked biscuits on the counter, VICE sat down with J to talk about her years of activism, the trick to running an illicit cafe, her new cookie venture and why the political mood towards cannabis use is changing.

The percentage play for four spade tricks is to run the ten, then to cash dummy's ace.

However, there is a trick to never running out of stamina.

While Sassy and the founder use tricks like this to run the show at girlpile, "we hold it very much in service to the girls who attend the party," she said.

"Clearly this resignation was a political trick as Barak wants to run against Sharon, and not Bibi," Tommy Lapid, leader of the Shinui party, said tonight, using Mr. Netanyahu's nickname.

To explain the second trick — modifying the reactor to run on nuclear waste — Dewan explained a key subtlety of nuclear physics: a neutron can only split an atom if it is moving at the right velocity, neither too slow nor too fast.

More significant than those new toys of war, though, is the trick of being able to run straight across vertical walls.