ruse in English
Use "ruse" in a sentence
1. So our little ruse succeeded.
2. Robert, your ruse is pathetic.
3. Or was that just a ruse?
4. And the public buys into their ruse.
5. Nor is subversion the ruse of power.
6. The criminal adopted ruse to escape detection.
7. The old bootpolish ruse , eh? Jolly good.
8. Their first ruse having failed , then tried another.
9. Saddam's Baathist Ruse When Baghdad fell to U.S
10. Maybe he's not using a simple ruse anymore.
11. To feign frankness is a ruse of war.
12. I saw through your little ruse from the start.
13. Was the Gibeonite ruse just a means to avoid execution?
14. Now, are you through with this little ruse, brother?
15. HRT thinks the Erin Wilson demand is a ruse,
16. Could just be a ruse He used to get away.
17. She has a short ruse anyway; road trips make it shorter.
18. But you're indulging This killer by perpetuating The ruse he's created.
19. It was just a ruse to get what I wanted!
20. He'll drop the ruse entirely and just start grabbing women at random.
21. He wore a fake mustache in a ruse to conceal his identity.
22. His father is bound to become aware of the ruse and curse him!
23. She asked to use the telephone as a ruse to enter the house.
24. Her pretended deafness was a ruse to enable her to learn their plans.
25. I expect that sacrifice was a ruse the Great Khan had intended.
26. It is now clear that this was a ruse to divide them.
27. The attack may merely be a ruse by the enemy to distract our forces.
28. If the old man had been home. the ruse could hardly hope to succeed.
29. Agnes tried to think of a ruse to get Paul out of the house.
30. Because of not be good at ruse loser also there is no lack of its person.
31. The perverted originality of Iago's ruse, now linked to a cause, thereby loses its lurid gleam.
32. Resorting to a ruse, the Gibeonites sent representatives who posed as travelers from a distant land.
33. He no longer carried on the ruse of going up to the swimming pool every day.
34. An assassin's ruse: one would knock on the door, the other would be waiting in the darkness.
35. But advertising “wholesale” prices is frequently merely a ruse, trick or gimmick to lure buyers into the store.
36. Or it may have been no more than a ruse to exert pressure and force him to reconsider.
37. Awfulizing is a ruse, an attention-getting reaction used as an excuse to engage in fear-based behaviors
38. The reaper always uses Some sort of ruse To get close to and spend Time with his victims.
39. Demonstrating parental behaviour towards infants may be a ruse by which low-ranking males are able to gain mating opportunities.
40. It drove him mad when she turned herself into a sphinx as a ruse to avoid facing the truth.
41. In the evening of 10 March 1904, the Japanese attempted a ruse by sending four destroyers close to the harbor.
42. In 1893, the first Temporary Course in Naval Sciences for training of line officers was organized in the city of Ruse.
43. It Ras more practical uses, better reliability, easier operations and greater effect than previous ones, and it's an ideal dialyser ruse device.
44. Arosev (ruse Григорий Аросев; naskiĝis la 4-an de oktobro 1979 en Moskvo, Soveta Unio, nune Rusio) estas devenanta el Rusio esperantisto.
45. Artifice: 1 n a deceptive maneuver (especially to avoid capture) Synonyms: ruse Type of: maneuver , manoeuvre , tactical maneuver , tactical manoeuvre a move made to gain a tactical end
46. Be careful not to sign any document agreeing to a sales visit under the guise of taking part in a street survey , responding to a prize draw , an advertisement or other ruse .
47. However, when that ruse failed, and he was faced with the terrible alternative of having Bath-sheba stoned as an adulteress, he opted for having Uriah exposed to sure death in battle.
48. Something contrived or made up to achieve an end, especially by deceiving; a stratagem or ruse: "From the beginning, 'compassionate conservatism' was an Artifice designed to mask Bush's conservatism from an electorate that did not want a sharp rightward turn" (Jonathan Chait)
49. Something contrived or made up to achieve an end, especially by deceiving; a stratagem or ruse: "From the beginning, 'compassionate conservatism' was an Artifice designed to mask Bush's conservatism from an electorate that did not want a sharp rightward turn" (Jonathan Chait)
50. Rama “Bindet” për vaksinat ruse/ Pranon 10 mijë doza për qytetarët shqiptarë Kryesore Uldedaj kujton fitoren e parë të PD në 1992: Opozitarizmi nuk lihet rrugës, nuk është vetëm i një force politike