Sentence examples for war of tricks from inspiring English sources
With globalism diluting national cultures, the leftist attempt to jack the Camus literary patrimony is bad for France, bad for those who look to Paris as a beacon of artistic and intellectual freedom, and bad for a European socialist movement that reached into its old Cold War bag of tricks to smear Sarkozy while projecting itself as a progressive force to emerging democracies.
Pynchon's previous novel, the seemingly all-encompassing second world war adventure and postmodern box of tricks Gravity's Rainbow, had been published in 1973; during the 17-year wait for a follow-up, all sorts of rumours had spread about what the famously brainy and reclusive American prodigy, only 35 in 1973, would produce next.
Clinton wrote this searching letter to his draft board, and did lots of tricks to get out of a war he loathed.
The goddess Athena tasks Kratos with killing Ares, the God of War, who tricked Kratos into killing his own wife and child.
JERUSALEM — The grinding urban battle unfolding in the densely populated Gaza Strip is a war of new tactics, quick adaptation and lethal tricks.
BloodRayne is full of tricks.
The Horse is very suspicious of tricks".
Play of tricks follows whist rules.
There are a couple of tricks with this trick.
