ruse|ruses in English

noun

[ruːs /-z]

trick, stratagem, scheme

Use "ruse|ruses" 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. Buyers use different ruses to wring free credit out of their suppliers.

11. Maybe he's not using a simple ruse anymore.

12. To feign frankness is a ruse of war.

13. I saw through your little ruse from the start.

14. Was the Gibeonite ruse just a means to avoid execution?

15. Now, are you through with this little ruse, brother?

16. HRT thinks the Erin Wilson demand is a ruse,

17. Could just be a ruse He used to get away.

18. She has a short ruse anyway; road trips make it shorter.

19. But you're indulging This killer by perpetuating The ruse he's created.

20. It was just a ruse to get what I wanted!

21. He'll drop the ruse entirely and just start grabbing women at random.

22. He wore a fake mustache in a ruse to conceal his identity.

23. His father is bound to become aware of the ruse and curse him!

24. She asked to use the telephone as a ruse to enter the house.

25. Her pretended deafness was a ruse to enable her to learn their plans.