Sentence examples similar to trick to which from inspiring English sources

There is a promotional aspect to this, of course, with Mr. Jones's hats — frequently tending toward the visual puns and Surrealist tricks to which this accessory has been prone at least since Elsa Schiaparelli — popping up in nearly every vitrine.

The charge is fair: the budget makes heroic assumptions about revenues in the fiscal year that begins on July 1st, and features the kind of dodgy accounting tricks to which California's voters have become wearily accustomed.

When people talk negatively about creative writing classes and the kind of fiction they produce, it's precisely Carver's prejudice against invention and tricks to which they are usually alluding.

Try this simple trick to see which eggs are old and which are ready for the frying pan.

There is a trick to determine which mode the is running on, simply check if the 'wakeuplightness' is valid, which should be between 0 and 2500.

There's a trick to it which we have from a fellow who has done well by wagering on the game.

This is a trick question to which the answer is "lamb".

Trick question, to which the answer is funds of funds—firms that charge heavy fees to put investors' money into an assortment of private-equity or hedge funds.

Just about everything in the U.S. manual of military tactics has evidently been tried (including dropping "the mother of all bombs," the largest non-nuclear munition in that military's arsenal), often time and again, and nothing has even faintly done the trick ― to which the Pentagon's response is invariably a version of the classic misquoted movie line, "Play it again, Sam".

There are a multitude of tricks to master which are combined through the use of grabs, flips, and turns, which will in turn increase your points.

A second is that the doubler has two tricks to cash, which is not entirely safe.