Sentence examples for trick to work from inspiring English sources

In order for this trick to work, though, the distance between the antennae has to be smaller than the wavelength of the light being focused.

For the trick to work, someone must be using an affected piece of software such as Apple's Safari web browser, or the standard browser built into phones powered by Google's Android operating system (though not Chrome, Google's proprietary browser).

As an assistant, part of what you have to do is a kind of conjuring trick to work out exactly where it is you're going to be most useful without anybody necessarily telling you that.

Also, you probably shouldn't expect this trick to work indefinitely.

But I was able to get this trick to work only once after many tries.

About 75% of the total length of the lasso needs to be in the loop for the trick to work properly, the team reports today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society A. Any less and the system will collapse, with the loop shrinking down to a point a common problem for beginners who tend to make their loops too small.

"The last two years have been tragically Flash-free for me, spending most of my time working on game design, 3D modeling, and general art," says Jolly. "The trick to working on this whole Madness thing is to keep the power on while I do it.

The exceptions to music's repetitive rule only prove it by default: Joseph Haydn's music so often works by setting up a pattern of predictability before breaking it with an unexpected musical punchline; but he's dependent on our existing love of repetitive structures for his tricks to work.

Outlined by security consultant Egor Homakov, the hack brings in a few old tricks to work around Flash's requirement that a user explicitly grants a website permission before it can access their camera or microphone.

There are tricks to working through the heat.

Yet, significantly, for Brasillach the trick failed to work.