ruses in a sentence

1. God catches the wise in their own ruses.

2. Former member Pat escaped by using several elaborate ruses.

3. American courts have long recognized the right of police to invent ruses.

4. 70% of this season's H3N2 viruses are 'drift variants,' making flu vaccine less effective

5. One of his more noteworthy “money-for-nothing” ruses targeted the Community College of Philadelphia.

6. As I re-read my invitation from the King’s secret agent, I pondered why such ruses are so attractive.

7. Much of it, including the shopping trips, are simply more activities, more life-saving ruses of the ego.

8. (It's known that these officials will occasionally use ruses to enter immigrants' homes without a warrant.)

9. In Modern Hebrew it means ruses, tricks, ploys — and that is the way it is understood by all Hebrew-speakers today.)

10. These latent, or 'quiet,' viruses pose a potential threat, since they might become active under vaccine manufacturing conditions.

11. 'They can run, they can scratch they can bite,' he said, and the viruses they carry would go where their feet, nails and teeth do.

12. 'In this third group the plates of bone are far thinner than in all the other ankylosauruses - this cuts down weight and nutrients.'

13. As an important Palestinian personality told me: “For the survival of our people he had to dissemble, lie, trick, be equivocal, use ruses.

14. As an important Palestinian personality told me: 'For the survival of our people he had to dissemble, lie, trick, be equivocal, use ruses.

15. All kinds of ruses, manipulation and pressure on relatives have been applied to try to conceal information about Russian military engagement in Ukraine.

16. More positively, this trait makes it tough to construct deceitful ruses, and those with Asperger's who do learn how to lie often do so badly, said Attwood.

17. Predictably, the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel will keep barking to deafening levels, while trying by all ruses necessary to wag the (American) dog.

18. More creative ruses have been tried as well: Israeli journalists have presented themselves as Western nationals or representatives of foreign media outlets to get Palestinians to talk to them.

19. “In order to integrate ourselves into the real mass movement, to work and to remain in the masses’ trade unions for example, ‘ruses’ and ‘capitulations’ are not only acceptable but necessary”.

20. This world appears to be rational (with trains, departure times, stations and engineers), but in fact these were journeys of the imagination, lies and ruses, which only deep, irrational drives could have invented.