Sentences with phrase «do tricks»

The chef would profess to many years of highly specialized knife - skills training and would do those tricks where the knives get thrown up in the air and a piece of scrambled egg (for the fried rice) gets thrown into a child's mouth.

Moreover, if God can do tricks with tombstones, why may we not expect God to turn stones into bread, to feed the hungry?

He compared himself to a circus director — everybody may do their tricks.»

Oftentimes, getting rid of these alone will do the trick.

You don't have to create a massive contest with expensive prizes; even $ 10 off coupon or a keychain for the correct answer to a simple trivia will do the trick.

Simply creating a comfortable, safe environment and eliminating confusing processes and bad habits will do the trick.

The Totes Bubble Umbrella will do the trick.

And, when the time's right, a simple statement such as, «If you decide this product / service is right for you, just let me know,» will do the trick.

A quick daytime nap (20 to 30 minutes should do the trick) can satisfactorily augment nighttime sleep — and therefore improve employee productivity.

«If you didn't do that by the time you got on the plane for your vacation, a few emails from the beach or the links won't do the trick.»

Working from a cafe or a new office could do the trick.

Jourdan Urbach and Jonathan Swerdlin are betting eight seconds will do the trick.

If business casual is the mandate, classy dress pants and a crisp, collared shirt or blouse should do the trick.

Just five minutes will do the trick.

Video games may give you a boost, but not every off - the - shelf game will do the trick.

If you plan to be logging most of your miles on sidewalks and pavement, a good pair of road running shoes will do the trick.

Does the new office need furniture right out of the box or will used do the trick?

Microwaved for about 30 seconds will do the trick.

But in Toronto, the prospect of getting rich in real estate will do the trick.

Whether you want to show your screen or hide it, Windows key + D will do the trick.

In a letter to the CRTC, Bell says UBB — or whatever it is that the regulator approved — will do the trick:

But he cautions that haphazard creativity won't do the trick — even the most stand - out résumés still need to be job - specific.

Of course, for immediate vacancies, job postings on your website can do the trick.

If all these changes can't help jumpstart sales, maybe a mind - reading menu will do the trick.

How many extortion - fueled hacks and incidents of lost, irreplaceable intellectual property must public and private sector organizations endure in order to do the trick?

In the spring, though, abnormally high wind speed does the trick.

If unusual venues catch your fancy and you yearn to stage the ultimate gathering, these spots may just do the trick.

They are heading to alternative platforms to find people like Brodie Smith, the world's most famous ultimate - frisbee player; or the Bryan brothers, golfers who do trick shots on Instragram; or Dude Perfect, a crew of athletic, goofy amateurs that perform sports stunts.

A desktop package would do the trick.

If you are single and living in a cozy studio apartment where countertop space is at a premium, a two - slice toaster will probably do the trick.

If you weren't already convinced that a Twitter fail can happen to anyone, perhaps this will do the trick: Yesterday, Twitter's own CFO Anthony Noto made an embarrassing blunder on the platform.

You might think that still photographs themselves would do the trick, but in fact directors put huge stock in how a model behaves.

«Anything that puts them in front of an audience will do the trick.

While data visualization is a great way to show off your data, incorporating audio can also do the trick.

As our reviewer Lulu Chang writes, «As a side sleeper, it's sometimes tough to find mattresses that don't leave me feeling achy, but the Leesa is certainly doing the trick.»

But, if you want 25 more referrals per month, simply sending a newsletter won't do the trick.

Kids or fuzzy animals usually do the trick: puppies, bunny rabbits or bumble bees (but not the bees who sold me the honey - stay away from those guys).

If you want to make the photos you take on your smartphone look better, one of VSCO Cam's dozens of retro film filters will do the trick.

And one particular approach just might do the trick.

For video editing and other multimedia - rich tasks, basic RAID 0, 1, or 5 will do the trick and should be a requirement.

Corporate boards and companies desperately need to rethink how they evaluate the way they pay their CEOs, and a few new methods just might help them do the trick.

It'll do the trick in a pinch, but it'll be a major step down — and perhaps even a deal breaker — for any Android or Apple users thinking about switching.

The problem was she didn't know clicking her heels three times would do the trick.

And now, the latter lever isn't doing the trick, either.

For watching video in loud public places like planes, all three will do the trick, but Bose's offering seems the best of the bunch if you're the type who frets over audio quality.

Regular monthly contributions will do the trick.

Bonus schemes, training opportunities, and a variety of luxe perks could all do the trick.

Still, Johnson notes that the work of restoring Lululemon's image as a retailer that fits every body remains, and it may be that only a blatant public apology from company executives (aside from Wilson) will do the trick.

Something that appeals to all the senses (sight, hearing, touch, smell, and taste) usually does the trick.

On the heels of its acquisition of BG Group at a time when everyone else is offloading assets in these days of dismal oil prices, Royal Dutch Shell is banking optimistically on $ 50 oil to make this work, and hoping that a much leaner BG will do the trick.