Sentence examples for tricks to get rid of from inspiring English sources

"We used a couple of tricks to get rid of sources of decoherence," says Budker.

For those unsettled by such sights, there are tricks to get rid of those marks.

The researchers use a common trick to get rid of metallic tubes: turn a transistor off and apply a high voltage that blows out the metallic tubes.

Then my mother-in-law called to tell me that OK! Magazine recently featured Jennifer Aniston's new trick to get rid of bloating: frozen watermelon smoothies.

This is a publicity stunt that diverts public attention away from a typical government trick to get rid of a federal agency -- combine the agency you don't want to keep with another department, like the Department of Commerce -- Reagan did the same thing with the Minority Business Development Agency.

A good trick to get rid of side cramps is to find the side that has a cramp (left or right) and every step that you take with the foot on the cramped side, exhale firmly.

There's a nice little headwaiter's trick to getting rid of them.

He'd grown way too much pot, thanks to their new adopted daughter's growing tricks, and had to get rid of it fast.

Donald Norman, a tech-usability consultant, says stripping down devices to make them simpler to use is a blunder: "The real trick is not to get rid of the features but to make them effortless".

They have tried every trick in the book to get rid of the remaining residents.

The trick, of course, is to get rid of the useless data while keeping the useful stuff, something they manage using a machine learning approach.