| The trump suit is clubs if all three succeeded, hearts if two, spades if one or diamonds if no-one fulfilled their contract. |
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| Some players play with only one joker, but use the deuce of spades as permanent second highest trump in the game. |
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| The trump maker leads a spade which player A wins with the ace, becoming the first partner. |
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| In no trump bids, the two of spades resumes its normal function as a spade. |
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| This way you lose the lead and hope to trump with one of your small trumps when your void suit is led. |
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| If the trump suit is lead, and a player is void, but holds a rank trump card, that player must play the rank trump card. |
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| Tricks are played as in Whist, that is, suit must be followed if possible and a player void in the suit led may trump or discard as he chooses. |
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| My trump card is salmon fillets poached in the dishwasher and topped with a brightly flavored cilantro sauce. |
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| If a non-trump is led, and the second player plays a trump, the third player may only player a smaller trump if void in the suit led. |
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| The queen of clubs belongs for all purposes to the trump suit, not to the club suit. |
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| If dealer does the latter, a second round of bidding occurs in which eldest hand has the right to name the trump suit. |
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| The cards of the other suits rank in the normal way from ace high down to two, leaving out the cards of the trump rank. |
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| The winner of the first trick must lead a trump to the second trick if he holds one. |
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| If a trump is led, the other players may play any cards, and if several trumps are played to a trick the last one wins. |
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| For the first round, all clubs are trump and the three remaining Jacks overtrump clubs. |
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| It suggested couch potato culture, where pancake make-up and glitz trump substance. |
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| The player who was dealt the 2 of clubs is not allowed to discard it to the trump pile, since it must be led to the first trick. |
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| The player to the left of the dealer has the choice of playing with the given trump or passing. |
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| In these types the numerals all rank in the same direction, but in the trump suit the normally lowest card is still promoted to second highest. |
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| If there is a trump suit, a player who can follow suit must either follow suit or play a trump if possible. |
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| When a non-trump is led, players who have a card of the suit led must either follow suit or play a trump. |
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| In these places you are only allowed to play a trump if a trump is led, or if you are unable to follow suit to a non-trump lead. |
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| If a card which is not a trump is led, players who have cards of this suit must either follow suit or trump. |
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| If a non-trump is led and you can follow suit, you cannot play a Joker declaring it to be a trump. |
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| Over the course of 20 hands, each player must declare a trump contract two times and a negative contract three times. |
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| In this case it is illegal for any player to a play a trump on the first trick. |
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| Some players play with both jokers and with the deuce of spades as the third highest trump in the game. |
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| Bushing or Waiting in the bushes is passing when you hold enough cards to make trump, hoping instead to euchre the opponent who picks up. |
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| Alternatively you need the jack with enough cards in your trump suit that you can reasonably hope to drop the 9 when you lead your jack. |
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| If using tarot cards, the trump suits of both decks are removed except for a single copy of The Fool. |
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| This was his trump card, and he wanted to make sure it got played, even if the commission was too docile to press for it. |
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| Once the trump suit has been named, the declarer exposes the top two cards of the deck. |
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| The trump card that the elites have played over and over is white nationalism. |
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| If an ironclad business case can be made for why those ideals should trump all else, no one has made it yet. |
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| For many in our denomination, the Great Commission is used as a trump card, which they seek to play prevailingly over all other matters. |
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| Party strategists are well aware his stewardship of the economy is their trump card. |
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| Note that the jokers and the trump rank cards count as belonging to the trump suit. |
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| He left the field with a knee problem and should he be sidelined for the finals, the Roos will be without a real trump card. |
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| He sees the famed cohesion of the 1994-97 rainbow coalition as his trump card. |
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| Of course, if the music isn't right then nothing else matters, and here is where The Conquerors play their trump card. |
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| Those favouring an armistice hoped that a negative reply from Roosevelt would deprive their opponents of a valuable trump card. |
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| The declarer then draws an equal number of cards from the top of the heap, including the face-up trump card if the contract is vuelta. |
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| Any player who draws a card of the trump rank during the deal may place it face up on the table, and its suit then becomes trumps for the hand. |
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| Pull as much trump as you can without giving away the lead before you go off into another suit. |
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| If the lead is a trump card all the other players must play trump as well unless they don't have any. |
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| As they see it, we improperly allow realpolitik considerations to trump the human rights imperatives. |
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| The first deal and the bidding are as in the six-player game, and the high bidder names trump. |
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| Their trump card is a close link with the government which can give them quick and exclusive access to official news and information. |
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| That goal was the difference between the sides at the break but then Ballina played their trump card. |
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| In the eyes of a Tulia jury, that was more than enough to trump the manifest contradictions in his evidence. |
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| The rule requiring the bidder to have at least a marriage in the trump suit is not always followed. |
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| A player who cannot follow suit is free to trump the trick or discard an unwanted card. |
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| The greatest trump card that he has to offer is his practical, matter-of-fact approach to tackling world poverty. |
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| If you draw a card of the trump rank during the deal, you are not obliged to expose it immediately or at all. |
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| But the impulses towards risk management and social control trump such wishes. |
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| If the heights are the same, the player who holds a trump sequence specifies it. |
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| If the face-up trump is an ace, three or picture card it can be exchanged for the trump seven. |
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| The right to a free press is a political trump card and held by individuals against governments. |
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| In subsequent deals, if no one bids the trump suit remains unchanged form the previous deal. |
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| If the two Bennies are red and black, the one which is the same colour as the trump suit beats the other one. |
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| We western liberals take it as an article of faith that facts and truths trump everything. |
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| She is tuned in to a powerful domain of secrets and souls that just might trump the logic of the material world. |
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| Art can be chosen over commerce, and idealism can trump pragmatism, all you need is to stick to a contra mundum attitude. |
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| When playing against a trump contract this can be achieved by a simple system of discard signals. |
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| A jump bid to five of the agreed minor is always a sign-off, not a trump ask bid as with a major suit. |
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| The person who plays the highest card of the suit led, or who plays the highest trump, wins the book. |
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| Non-aces out of trump are almost always losers, even though they might earn points in meld. |
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| He would trump his father's cautious internationalism with a new, more aggressive America, unbound and unshackled. |
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| But in Hutz's case, energy and stage presence trump his seemingly insincere stance as revolutionary Slavophile. |
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| But their wishes, even pious ones, do not trump the natural right of parents to decide such a matter. |
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| Even if a source violated an NDA, that doesn't trump the constitutional protection. |
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| She holds the trump card after breaking the world record three times this year. |
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| The actor who went through a tough period earlier is now considered as the trump card for success in the industry. |
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| In all four trump structures, the queen of clubs is the highest card, the 7 of trump second, and the queen of spades third. |
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| With juries, admissions tend to trump other evidence as much as a full house beats two of a kind. |
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| After topping Chestnut numerous times this season, and based on his early pace it looks like David might actually trump Goliath. |
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| Sanctions against Burma may remain in place for some time, since they are the trump card to push for further reforms. |
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| The problem I have with my fellow Republicans is why gay marriage is the trump card in any situation. |
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| But on matters of political record, the former Florida governor appeared to trump the current New Jersey one. |
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| The player who drew the trump card keeps it and begins phase two. |
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| This is because the highest trump is the opposite of the flipped up card. |
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| You now leave him with his trump winner, and establish clubs. |
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| Ultimately life style, affordability and preference seem to trump social views when people decide where they would like to live. |
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| So should the allusion to the Vietnam War trump that of doomed Sharon Tate? |
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| We will crush them with not just brute force, but we have a trump card. |
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| However, the Beagle 2 team still has a trump card to play, Mars Express. |
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| While the church since then has allowed private property, property should never be allowed to trump the common good. |
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| Now and then a few people, witting or unwitting postmodernists, who think that social constructs trump the laws of physics, are mowed down by logging trucks. |
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| But now, he says, the Jonnie Williams mess threatens not just to defuse but to trump the McAuliffe ethics card. |
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| When taxes always trump deficit reduction, fiscal conservatism and fiscal responsibility have been delinked. |
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| It will fall like a house of cards when the trump of truth is pulled out. |
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| There is lots of humor to leaven the suspense, as Christie fans will expect, particularly in scenes where Poirot gets to trump suspects who have treated him dismissively. |
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| Their mutual redamancy would trump all challenges that befell them. |
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| In other words, they were not going to let the most insoluble problems trump what could be achieved. |
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| For far too many on the left the issue gets framed as a dispute between civil rights and individual rights, with civil rights having the trump card. |
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| That goes a long way here in South Carolina and could trump party loyalty as a motivator. |
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| You want hear me say that because I believe that the physics of natural law or of God trump whatever man tries to do. |
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| To the generation of artists emerging in the late 1950s, modernism had ostensibly played its last trump card, and vanguardism appeared to be doomed. |
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| This is especially a good idea if the player is long in some non-trump suit because this may mean that his partner is void in that suit and can trump it. |
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| The second trump is the kindness and obligingness of the staff. |
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| No one seriously thinks Langella is going to trump Rourke this year, or Sean Penn for that matter. |
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| Failing to follow suit, trump or overtrump when able to do so. |
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| If you are trumping in, and there is a possibility of being overtrumped, trump with at least a Jack so that the fourth player cannot win with a Fox or 10 of trumps. |
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| Poetry and history trump vulgarity and conspicuous consumption. |
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| If they cannot, then they must play their trump, if they declared one. |
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| Brachylogy is part of Socrates' dialectical strategy and functions as an argumentative trump card that enables the philosopher to disclose the limits of rhetoric as a form of fact finding. |
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| Real may be correct in principle, but that doesn't trump Apple's right to tell Glaser, Real and all Harmony users to go jump in the lake. |
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| The diagramed deal was in a lesson about defending against trump contracts, in which trump promotions had been featured. |
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| We have been lead to believe that Obama's eloquence is his strength, his trump card. |
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| Eventually Evelyn's tastes grow dark and that's when Cynthia has to use her trump card. |
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| When Merkel and Hollande meet for the first time, realism might trump campaign rhetoric. |
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| They are all nodding away there, but the trump card is coming up. |
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| The trump card is nostalgia, but is that enough to carry a film? |
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| His voice, as doleful as his bloodhound eyes, is his trump card. |
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| A bid for a greater number of points is higher than a bid for a lesser number, and a no-trump bid is higher than a bid of an equal number of points with a trump suit. |
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| Coen's style is deadpan and klutzy, and he uses the klutziness as his trump card. |
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| Now it turns out that the directive is being put on ice for the time being so as not to give the French no' camp any more trump cards. |
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| How might the Conservatives, whose own party conference opened Sunday, trump Labor's table-turning tactics? |
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| Criminals will no longer be coddled. Their rights will not trump those of their victims, or take precedence over community safety. |
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| Ultramodern design, widened internal space, well-kept finishes and conception even more sure are the trump cards of the range. |
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| I ruffed the first club in my hand and then played a trump to the ace. |
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| Earlier this month, the United States Supreme Court ruled that federal drug laws trump policies in ten states that permit medicinal marijuana use. |
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| The ideological NATOists believe that Turkey's role in NATO could be its trump card when it comes to joining the European Union. |
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| It also constitutes a trump card for the integration with the neighbouring countries for which it plays a role of transhipment port. |
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| The mutuals, however, hold a major trump card, i.e., member-policyholder satisfaction. |
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| Their history has often left them with a patrimony which today has become a trump card in their prospects for port-city redevelopment. |
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| The first five Imoca monohulls still have some cards up their sleeve and it's difficult to know who has got the trump card. |
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| It is a trump card that can be used in a variety of settings, but one must always keep in mind Iran's great power aspirations. |
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| If the trump card selected is a jester then there are no trumps for this round. |
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| This extremely uneven and mountainous terrain is the valley's trump card allowing the development of tourism. |
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| The fact that they are used as a trump card in international politics is enough to explain Turkey's immigration policy. |
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| The story is only too familiar: short-term considerations of electoral unpopularity trump longer-term considerations of sustainability. |
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| In paying tribute to the fallen Martin Luther King, he proved that improvisation can trump political calculation. |
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| The three-hour broadcast opened with a monologue from host Seth Meyers, announcing his plans to trump the UK version of the fundraising marathon. |
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| In some quarters, big business's support for EU membership is regarded as a trump card for the pro lobby. |
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| When it comes to taking action, we are short of neither trump cards nor allies. |
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| But it must not be the case that a region's own trump cards, that is its nature and cultural heritage, are destroyed. |
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| For justice to prevail in this tension, social good must always trump profit. |
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| Using rights claims as trump cards is not a recipe for social cohesion, inclusivity, or justice. |
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| It is a matter of preserving our trump cards, such as stability and legal certainty. |
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| Clearly, this is evidence of an attempt by a railway to trump safety for economic reasons. |
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| It clearly holds many trump cards to further consolidate its place among the major players in the information technology sector. |
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| We must ask ourselves whether the military response will trump the international rule of law? |
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| While confidentiality agreements may be taken into account, they cannot override or trump the express statutory provisions of the Act. |
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| I'm sure she'd understand that obscure and tangential efforts to deter the PA from adopting negotiating strategies that are uncongenial to US interests trump such peripheral issues as feeding starving kids. |
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| There's so little standing in the way of their future happiness that the script has to trump up a dancing contest to supply it with an iota of dramatic tension. |
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| And I think that this convergence of views is a major trump card that we should hold on to both in terms of the issues at stake in the reform and of the working method that we should adopt. |
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| The agricultural strategies of the world large powerhouses, aiming to either ensure their food security or make agriculture a true trump card in international relations, are not valued at their true worth. |
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| We are tied on never smoking a cigarette, but I trump him in drug taking because I had a really intense potbrownie experience. |
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| The geographical configuration of the 7 Resilux factories has become an important trump card in a climate where low transport costs are becoming more and more a factor in competitivity. |
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| Women do not use violence as a trump card for control over the courts. |
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| Asked about the outsized role of money in politics, Cruz said he understood voters' frustration but that could not trump the constitutional rights to free speech. |
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| Therefore, the states that are determined not to allow humanitarian concerns to trump military arguments by inhibiting the retention and use of cluster munitions are effectively able to prevent any progress. |
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| The diagramed deal featured a textbook trump promotion. |
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| When it comes to interpreting and expressing the openness of the country, with its predilection for languages, Luxembourg holds an historically natural trump card to distinguish itself at a European cultural level. |
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| The last major trump card is obviously environmental. |
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| At the other table East did not double four spades, so declarer, unwarned about the bad trump split, mistimed the play, losing three spades and one heart to go down one. |
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| As both films are on different issues, overexposure of their trump card, Ash, remains a concern. |
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| The environment, having previously been kept in check, was turning out to be the trump card for new development based on a realisation of the importance of the natural heritage of our countries. |
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| Just days before the vote, Airdrie United tried to play a trump card by announcing it had secured an agreement with KPMG to use the vacant New Broomfield Stadium on matchdays. |
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| With clubs as the agreed trump suit five no-trumps, the Grand Slam Force, sees partner bid seven clubs. |
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| If it is a success, Novartis holds a trump card. |
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| Will the short-term difficulties of a tiny majority and a referendum on the UK's membership of the European Union trump the medium-term benefits of supporting the thriving green economy and cutting carbon emissions? |
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| But there is great speculation as to how Apple could trump the iPod with an invention capable of global mesmerisation. |
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| The alternative to numbers, the megatonnage of weapons, is also being considered, but numbers are likely to trump yields. |
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| The European Union already has major trump cards which it can play better and better in the light of the various objectives of the programme of action in the Agenda for Protection. |
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| Those kinds of accusations are used as a trump card, thrown on the table to short-circuit the responsibility for an alternative dispute mechanism and being involved in a proper resolution of the issue. |
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| But genes trump everything, even parenting by furry primates. |
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| The continual challenge, and also the saving grace of representative democracy, is that the will of the majority must not trump the rights of minorities. |
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| This country has many trump cards, but it has to play them. |
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| Third, in today's political and economic environment, any policy that seeks to maintain or reassert political or social stability is likely to trump anything that lies in its path. |
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| As with any region experiencing expediential growth in a short period of time, schedule can trump quality. |
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| Today's declarer took the ace of diamonds and led a trump to the king and another trump. |
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| As far as we're concerned, victims' rights trump those of the criminals. |
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| Flexibility is the trump card in mechanical design and control. |
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| Several researchers have concluded that maturity at harvest and storage methods generally trump production systems with respect to organoleptic quality. |
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| Partnership between European and African civil societies is the trump card that we hold and intend to play as competent counterparts and important political actors in European development cooperation. |
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| Very seldom does practicality trump parochialism. |
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| No one measure should trump good judgment, which involves careful weighing of a range of evidence and incorporating patient and organizational preferences. |
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| Even against a backdrop of ministerial resignations and backbench defections to Ukip, Osborne thinks he can trump that with the message that you can't trust Labour with the economy. |
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| Friendship is the trump card in the movement for equality, not etiology. |
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| If an unscientific Protocol is allowed to trump these other international obligations, governments will be permitted to base public policies not on science, but on baseless fears and emotionalism. |
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| Does Rory's A-game trump the best Spieth and Day have to offer? |
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| Jean-Pierre Raffarin, a former conservative prime minister, publicly disagreed, saying that trying to beat the far right should trump any other considerations. |
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| Again if he ruffs he is endplayed, if he throws his last heart he is thrown in with a trump and so he has to come down to the singleton king of clubs. |
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| If no one plays a trump, then the highest ranking card to the suit led wins the book. |
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| In scenario 3, if a person with 5 trumps has the Ace of trump, she starts. |
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| But when kings come so low as to fawn upon philosophy, which before they neither valued nor understood, it is a sign that fails not, they are then put to their last trump. |
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