Sentence examples for tricked over from inspiring English sources

British officials also have memories of being tricked over opt-outs: in the mid-1990s they secured an exemption from the social chapter, a shopping list of labour and social-policy measures.

"Preying upon the financial desperation of individuals struggling to pay their credit card debts," the indictment said, "the defendants falsely and fraudulently tricked over a thousand such individuals into becoming Mission's customer with significant — but false — assurances about Mission's ability to help".

The side capturing the most tricks scored one point per "odd trick" (over and above six tricks).

People are then tricked into handing over bank details or into signing up and paying for security software and services they do not need.

We do not know what, if anything, he has offered China or Russia — or been coerced or tricked into handing over.

Consumers are increasingly being tricked into handing over bank account details, as a result of so-called "vishing" attacks.

Some people are tricked into handing over their credentials after clicking on links in direct messages on Twitter or downloading attachments in emails.

Each could mimic the other's voice, and, even as adults, they liked to trick people over the phone, pretending to be the other.

Karns has been tricking for over seven years and doing stunts for five-and-a-half years.

It was also a verbal and statistical trick, put over by economists who simply "redefined the luxuries of yesterday".

When the trick is over, the real Ace of Diamonds will be shown, and the audience will not notice the swap.