Sentence examples for trickery by from inspiring English sources
36 min: Lovely trickery by Nilmar, who eliminates Costa with a rainbow flick.
And the hordes have just witnessed some marvellous trickery by Sektiuoi, which yields a corner.
She then proceeds to apply the term "bullshit" to every kind of trickery by which powerful, moneyed interests attempt to gull the public.
Then Banahan claimed his hat-trick after trickery by Joseph and Watson, the latter rounding things off with try number seven at the end.
He wrote: "Unable to find anything to suggest tax trickery by the PM, efforts are being made to taint him by association..
The city is scheduled to cross-examine Mr. Saleh on Wednesday in an attempt to undermine his testimony, presumably including the account of trickery by the female passenger.
By Hofstadter's standards, iconic computational achievements like beating the world's best players at chess or Jeopardy are rendered trivial by the "trickery" involved: by the fact that the winning computer has done little more than weigh the relative benefits of several billion possibilities, without at any point knowing anything about the nature of the game being played.
Instead, it voted on a piece of parliamentary trickery devised by Speaker John Boehner and his lieutenants to ensure the tax cut couldn't possibly pass.
Bosnian Serbs in particular, he said, were victims of "ruses of war" and trickery employed by Bosnian Muslims, who he said were bent on establishing an Iran-type Islamic state and driving out all Christians.
During the kerosene-lamp era, political conventions were magnificent festivals of "honest work and base trickery," enlivened by delegates who could be "violent, vituperative and malignant," as a Times account of the Republican Convention of 1880 put it.
By Steve Coll During the kerosene-lamp era, political conventions were magnificent festivals of "honest work and base trickery," enlivened by delegates who could be "violent, vituperative and malignant," as a Times account of the Republican Convention of 1880 put it.
