Sentence examples for with a ruse from inspiring English sources

Having spent a couple of years hard at work creating the world's first dinosaur sculptures for the newly renovated Crystal Palace Park, he'd come up with a ruse that might grab the attention of the press and thereby the public: to host a dinner inside a dinosaur.

Now researchers have achieved success in human patients with a ruse that turns the immune system against these growths.

The clever Liénor, however, her reputation slandered, unmasks the seneschal with a ruse.

The Ottomans still managed to make headway against the Hungarians who had been trying to lift Ottoman the siege on Jajce with a ruse.

The emperor's seneschal, however, discovers an intimate detail about Liénor's body and uses it to insinuate to the emperor and his court that she is no longer a virgin; the clever Liénor, with a ruse, proves his accusation false and marries the emperor.

It turned out to be a ruse, with Horne playing only as a second-half substitute.

It transpires that Michael believes the middle aged dancer could be his biological father, with the interview just a ruse to try and uncover some telling details which Tobi might want to keep secret.

In announcing the work plan in August, Dr. ElBaradei said its deadlines proved that the plan was "not an open-ended invitation to dallying with the agency or a ruse to prolong negotiations and avoid sanctions".

Dr. ElBaradei defended the plan at the time, saying there were "clear deadlines" that proved it was "not an open-ended invitation to dallying with the agency or a ruse to prolong negotiations and avoid sanctions".

The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, launched a sustained attack on the new Iranian president Hassan Rouhani on Tuesday, deriding his recent charm offensive with western leaders as a "ruse and a ploy" that was designed to fool the international community into dropping its guard against Iran's development of nuclear weapons.

Dr. ElBaradei defended his plan to get more answers from Iran, saying, "There are clear deadlines, so it's not, as some people are saying, an open-ended invitation to dallying with the agency or a ruse to prolong negotiations and avoid sanctions".