Sentence examples for whatever trick from inspiring English sources

Roll up to the stairs ready to attempt whatever trick you want.

But whatever tricks or technology are used, the only test of a language's viability is everyday life.

Whatever tricks David may be playing, it's clear that Ross has a few up his sleeve.

So if you want to get on in that world as a reporter, it is natural to play whatever tricks you think will give you an edge.

When I was young I was mostly concerned with unpacking my own bag, with whatever tricks I could steal from others; now I am almost paralyzed by thinking of the great number of contemporary writers who know things I don't know and can do things I can't.

4. Distract When the fireworks go off, try engaging your dog in obedience behavior, having her do whatever tricks you've taught her for treats.

Whatever tricks you incorporate, be sure that your resume gets to the point and showcases what you are most proud of.

Their correspondence reveals an intriguing balance of passion, propriety and patience; Robb says it is "like an experimental novel in which the female protagonist is always trying to pull in extraneous realities but which the hero is determined to keep on course, whatever tricks he has to use".

Will that do the trick, whatever the trick is?

They do the trick for him, whatever the trick is, perhaps because their poems seem to him to begin in the middle and wander around and finally break off without any kind of formal conclusion, and that somehow makes starting a poem of his own feel easier, as if he'd already begun it, or as if they had….

You get the chance to quiz the chef and food writer on whatever culinary trick or technique you want to get nailed, from perfect roast chicken to rustling up your own "fish dog".