Much rings hollow, but the red paint picking out the swags in the cornice is a nice trick.
For the richest of countries, shopping our way to moral purity would be a nice trick, but I have my doubts.
Writer Mick Ford, from the book by Blake Morrison, has given us stereotypes of complexity, which is a nice trick – they're recognisable, yet still fascinating – and a savage undercurrent of threat.
That's a nice trick, because when you share your location, people can then track your progress to or from a meeting or location, and know if you'll be arriving on time.
Moving the song out of the physical realm into the mental one is a nice trick, and an especially smart once, since Dixon's own 1955 composition, which was a hit for Little Walter, was itself a rewrite of the spiritual "This Train," which Sister Rosetta Tharpe recorded in 1939.
Nigel suggests frying the bread briefly in the bacon fat before assembling the sandwich, which is a nice trick, but even better is Jamie's idea of charring it on the griddle – it picks up a little fat, a little crunch, and a lot of flavour, adding to the whole barbecue effect.
It's a nice trick, and one that works well.
However, there is a nice trick by von Neumann that uses the generating function (32) of the Laguerre polynomial to permit the reduction to a bounded interval (for relevant results, see [15], p.108).
It's not very useful nor completely stable – but if you want to pretty things up a bit, it's a nice trick.
