the oldest trick in the book

You also won’t fall for the oldest trick in the book.

It was one of the oldest tricks in the book.

The oldest trick in the book, perhaps, but still a good one.

It might be the oldest trick in the book, but it’s still one of the best.

His love for her had been a pose, a means to an end, the oldest trick in the book.

The last tactic is the oldest trick in the book.

The oldest trick in the book, and I forgot it!

This may be the oldest trick in the book but it still works wonders.

She told you she's pregnant, like that isn't the oldest trick in the book.

Well, it looks like I tumbled for the oldest trick in the book.

Surely she hadn't almost fallen for the oldest trick in the book!

Something possessed me to pull off one of the oldest tricks in the book.

It was the oldest trick in the book, but Pitt had nothing to lose.

Quickly, realizing that she had pulled the oldest trick in the book on him, he turned back.

One of the oldest tricks in the book and he had completely overlooked it.

Instead, I go upstairs, pull them apart and try the oldest trick in the book.

Yeah, well, it's the oldest trick in the book," she said, her face getting a little red. "

It is the oldest trick in the book, divide and conquer.

Taurik, that's got to be the oldest trick in the book.

“I thought, this is the oldest trick in the book,” he said.

It's the oldest trick in the book; why is it still so awe-inspiring?

"The oldest trick in the book: drain the water to catch the fish.

The fake explosion while the real vessel gets away is the oldest trick in the book.