Critics branded his pledge to get tough 'a cheap stunt'.

Just remember this cheap stunt when the market changes and banks are begging us to borrow their money - as they have before and will again.

Labour derided the big society as a cheap stunt, and claimed that charity could never replace the state.

It was probably just a cheap stunt to boost her career.

This looks too much like a cheap stunt.

Adrenalin junkies can take the controls of a stunt plane, paddle up for some white water rafting or go skydiving.

Tucker escaped unscathed, but damage to the wings on one side of his $150,000 stunt plane took ten days to repair.

The elephant soon destroyed several pavilions after being spooked by a low-flying stunt plane.

This understanding has led aerodynamicists to design stunt planes with completely symmetrical wing cross-sections so that they can fly equally well upside down as right side up.

A jay, disturbed by our passing, swore like a trooper from its hideout in a thicket, and high overhead a stunting plane growled among the clouds.

It was meant to be a stunt scene where the tractor would roll over and land in a ford.

Each fight and stunt scene was choreographed to insure the actors' safety.

Behind-the-scenes clips from the new movie, including one of the biggest stunt scenes, and a gallery of classic images from all seven films.

The actor was proud of the stunt scenes; which he thought were shocking stuff and would look fantastic on-screen.

She did her stunt scenes on her own for this movie and got hurt too many times.

Managers will use the experienced players they have, so this decision will stunt the development of the very players who need it most.

There's a historical reason for that: plantation agriculture stunted the development of market gardening, so there's no tradition of growing fresh fruit and veg for domestic consumption.

Some believe it stunted his development on the pitch.

It can also be picked up by foraging adults and fed to chicks, stunting their development and reducing the chances of successfully fledging.

Stunt work rather than academia seemed a surer way of paying off her college bills.

Plus, there's gunplay and stunt work.

Pal went through his paces with enthusiasm, rarely required multiple retakes, and did his own stunt work.

Three were used for stunt work the fourth was for closeups, etc.

The injury would be aggravated by his stunt work in each successive film, ultimately leading to his retirement from film making.