Sentences with phrase «sort of trick»

A: This is sort of a trick question, because since January 1, 2016, there has been no such thing as «custody» in Illinois.

Remembering such strong passwords is nearly impossible without resorting to some sort of trick.

This is sort of a trick question, however.

That is sort of a trick question isn't it?

Who is the BEST Life Insurance Broker?That is sort of a trick question isn't it?

Say Eve takes something bad, and uses some sort of trick to generate something reasonable looking which she sends to Bob.

Before you begin to teach your bird any sort of trick, it's important to take the time to choose the best area of your home to use as a training space.

Unless of course you understand in advance that is the sort of trick your brain can pull and so take steps to make the question simpler and thus your investment process more consistent.

I have always thought of this as sort of a trick question, because in my mind, no matter which option you choose, it's an awesome choice because you're getting rid of debt!

You'd think that's the sort of trick that only New York state legislators, who regularly engage in off - the - books moonlighting for special interests, would be brazen enough to try.

It's the sort of trick that super moms have on lock to make them look even more awesome than they already are.

So what sort of tricks does a seasoned executive like Singer use to keep things both efficient and innovative at Spanx?

With that said, maintaining optimal health while building your business doesn't require complexity or any sort of tricks.

According to Alsup, Uber's claims that Waymo used all sorts of tricks to avoid arbitration by not listing Levandowski as a defendant were groundless.

My boss loved to cook and he taught me all sorts of tricks.

We've got all sorts of tricks and advice to share for feeding baby on the go, but this list is really all about quick go - to baby travel tips — and the more, the better.

I had read up on training a pup, and I was so excited to spend the summer teaching my dog all sorts of tricks.

Took a break from roller skating to take some shots of the awesome skateboarders doing all sorts of tricks!

They were able to get smiles out of my girls and even when the youngest were beginning to melt down they pulled out all sorts of tricks like blowing bubbles which was a big hit with Lilah and Willow.

Speaking on the ongoing screening of state and local government workers, the governor said that all sorts of tricks were devised to shortchange the workers, describing as worst, the scourge of ghost workers in the civil service.

They use all sorts of tricks to stick to the letter of factual accuracy while doing their best to mislead voters.

«Crows really hate losing their tools, and will use all sorts of tricks to keep them safe,» Rutz said in a statement.

Yes, I'm sure commercial soap makers know all sorts of tricks to make soaps more economically.

The food companies are well aware of all this... and use all sorts of tricks to make their foods as «rewarding» as possible.

Some couples struggle to light the flame of passion in their relationship with all sorts of tricks, fantasy plays or sex toys while other couples struggle not to fall apart because one of them experience the uncontrollable attraction towards a third person.

This website uses all sorts of tricks to entice you into paying for a monthly membership.

And the competition for attention is so intense that lots of daters upload older photos and use all sorts of tricks to get what they want.

Like the usual WB Maximum Movie Mode, this feature is a sort of tricked - out video commentary allowing the filmmaker to pause and comment on the action.

When I was a gymnastic teacher in my twenties at a gymnastics center, I used to instruct little girls on all sorts of tricks on the beam, bar and other gymnastics equipment.

Engineers very wisely pulled a Corvette job on the Camaro, and 2016 sees the arrival of all sorts of tricks borrowed from the hero bruiser.

Mazda's engineers told me about all sorts of tricks they used to make the CX - 9 feel sporty.

Time can play all sorts of tricks on you.

Teaching your Labrador Retriever to do any and all sorts of tricks should not be a problem.

Of course you'll want to master basic obedience together, but you can also impress your friends with all sorts of tricks such as: Learning the names of and fetching different items, putting away their toys, dancing and even bringing you a drink!

The Phu Quoc Ridgeback comes in different colors; they are obedient, clever and physically resilient, so they can learn all sorts of tricks.

There are all sorts of tricks that credit card issuers can play on customers who are looking for the most cash back from a rewards card.

Those sorts of tricks spring a number of times in Dark Souls 3, especially toward the end.

But, once you get the hand of the basics of the game and start to get sunk into its gameplay style, it won't take long until you are doing all sorts of tricks in mid air without getting a scratch.

It's unfortunate that as attorneys we would need to be on the lookout for these sorts of tricks, but particularly in harder economic times, the lure of a big payout is sometimes hard to overlook.

To make their case for why they need easier access to bigger money awards, the patent owners tell stories about small inventors who have their inventions ripped off by big companies who use all sorts of tricks to avoid paying the inventors on their patents.

This study and others on the topic of attentiveness to alternatives indicate that our brains work very hard to protect our relationships when we're strongly connected to another by engaging in all sorts of tricks that downplay possible alternative partners.

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That sort of slacking has it's advantages obviously, but these tricks are actually more likely to make your days feel rich and long:

Rap Genius had better have been committing some seriously shady SEO tricks to get this sort of a punishment.

... Going out and saying I'm going to cut a dividend, make a one - time buyback, these are sort of like parlor tricks, they aren't sustainable.»

Selling stock you don't own sounds sort of neat and clean, easier than pump - and - dumping stock you do own, but this particular case does seem to have required a lot of work to gain the actual owners» trust, trick the transfer agent, etc. (Obviously the easiest and best scam is to receive an erroneous wire transfer and flee the country, and that's the one in which I put most of my hopes.)

Please tell me what sort of asinine fool spends so much time and effort and goodness to create from nothing a perfect universe and a perfect existence with all of its intricacy... and then when it's finally done, tricks Eve into eating an apple so that he can then undo his master work that he put so much time and effort into and turn it into the barely holding together chaos that we see today that he has to constantly micromanage?

So 98 % of the time («almost always»), you can confidently state that when someone «accuses» somebody of using a straw man, that they must be lying, employing some sort of «magic» trick.

Nothing but a massive sea - change will do the trick, and Obama shows no sign of having those sorts of balls.

The trick is to describe the simplest actual entities, the generic actual occasions, so that (a) the laws of physics are an exemplification of their primitive form of «taking into account,» and yet (b) in their stark simplicity they contain the potentiality of the sort of progressive complexification which corresponds to the increasingly sophisticated forms of «taking into account» which we find as we ascend back up the scale of organic being, as we trace the upward path of evolution.

The first half of Miracle consists of the sort of illusions Brown seems to be able to pull off with his eyes closed: random words volunteered by the audience turn up in the local paper; a woman is persuaded to eat glass shards from a light bulb; and there's a nerve - jangling trick involving spikes and paper bags.