Sentence examples for write a trick from inspiring English sources

We wanted to write a trick that gave the audience a glimpse of that, and so we came up with the idea of doing a trick on one person while the whole of the audience sees how it's done.

It's a good trick to write a five-minute parody for "Saturday Night Live"; it's quite another achievement to keep the soufflé rising through an entire 102-minute film.

And somehow that makes Paul think of one of the nifty poetry-writing tricks that he knows: you write a poem about something that's real.

He decides to write a novel of his own; "I believe I can see the trick," he writes to his friend in Australia.

Years ago Renaud Camus wrote a book called Tricks, which astonished everyone because he was determined to record his fiascos as often as his triumphs.

Despite his previous experiences, Fitzgerald still felt there must be a trick to writing a good screenplay.

It's a disarming trick, writing a book of essays which includes essays that you insist you didn't write.

When discussing Carey's processed vocals, The Washington Posts Freedom De Luc wrote "a newly popular studio trick that needlessly distorts her greatest gift".

We know that Anaxilaus wrote a work entitled Paignia ("tricks"), which seems to have consisted of some rather bizarre conjuring tricks for parties.

A few years ago, she wrote a screenplay called "Parlor Tricks," about a young woman who moves into an apartment above a funeral home.

Nigel McCrery, who has created television programmes including Silent Witness and New Tricks, wrote a book about the rugby internationals killed in WW1 called Into Touch.