Sentence examples for version of the trick from inspiring English sources
"It's less messy than the tablecloth version of the trick," says Fred Winkler, a physicist who is team-teaching with Ken Pohlman, a designer at the Middlebury College Museum of Art, which will display the exhibit.
When one Brawn employee learnt of the Court of Appeal's decision they said to a rival who planned their own version of the trick diffuser: "Well that should find you three-tenths of a second, then you'll just have to find the other eight-tenths".
Well, Blaine performed a slightly altered version of the trick for his one-hour primetime special on Tuesday night, and he did it with none other than Stephen Curry, Dave Chappelle, Drake and the Chicago Bulls' Jimmy Butler surrounding him.
This is the reverse version of the trick (normal goes counterclockwise for right-handed people, while reverse goes clockwise).
This version of the trick involves lighting some hand sanitizer and rubbing your hand through it very quickly, then putting it out immediately.
At the first United States Olympic team qualifying event in December, White and Louie Vito took first and second after landing back-to-back versions of the trick.
Shaun White and Louie Vito each completed consecutive versions of the trick — a sort of corkscrewing double back flip — during preliminary heats of the first Olympic qualifying event for the United States Olympic team.
Try some different versions of the trick.
There are young people all around the world who are learning to juggle not in the old way, by honing their craft in live performances, but by clicking through Galchenko's tricks frame by frame, then filming their own versions of the tricks and uploading the proof to YouTube.
Kendrick's version of the party trick made it into Pitch Perfect as Beca's audition scene.
There is also a high-tech version of the jacket trick: program your e-mails to send themselves at half past midnight or 5.30am to give your managers the impression that you are a Stakhanovite.But there is a dark side to IT: one estimate suggests that 27m employees around the world have their internet use monitored.
