Sentences with phrase «ploy here»

«I think there's something about Tony that makes people want to support him,» reflected Andrew Freiser, who split his stall with fellow New York dealer Garth Greenan — a common ploy here, and perhaps an indication of the caution out - of - towners brought with them.

D ploy here is to actually use bellarin as a false Winger while rambo gives d needed protection and.

The ploy here was to convert people to Christianity and it worked.

The ploy here would seem to be: «Pius XII, Si; Paul VI, No.»

There is no ploy here.

Not exact matches

Here their ploy would be the same devil's was in the temptations.

I get it, it's a marketing ploy of pure democracy and the other four teams have fans with computers, too, but here's the fallout.

Paterson insisted the fact that he has not yet sent any vetoes to the Legislature is not «some sort of a ploy for negotiations,» saying he would not «sit here and kill myself» trying to sign all 6,900 just to make a statement.

Twenty - six of the 51 members of the Council charged in the letter that the world's biggest retailer's support of local causes is a cynical ploy to enter the market here.

I have seen this «lose weight» marketing ploy sneak its way into the way in which Yoga is presented and here it was being endorsed by YJ.

We can live with such transparent ploys as the one here that Dr. Martin Harris (Liam Neeson) will remember almost everything in his life except for the events that would solve all his problems.

That's not to call it wildly commercial, however, and it seems like a smart ploy on producer Scott Rudin's part to start here in Cannes and plan a long - term roll - out; this is not a quick, immediate sell and could benefit from some of the lessons learned after the box - office failure last year of Paul Thomas Anderson's equally acclaimed The Master.

And, actually, the Special Edition name here refers to a trim line, sort of an intermediate stage designed to give Canadians that little bit of extra content without the premium price point, a ploy other manufacturers have followed with special editions, sometimes referred to as «Canada Value Packages», that seem to suit thrifty Canadian sensibilities while adding some of the most desired features.

There is no «ploy» here on my part.

I've dealt with the Tsonis and Swanson resurgence here, focusing on my view that the chaos theory ploy is horrible science because it is not falsifiable («Not even wrong».