schtick

The practice of including recent art in historical exhibitions, an increasingly common art museum schtick, means to make supposedly arcane subjects relevant and timely by suggesting that living artists still engage those themes.

It's not a gimmick or a schtick, this is a fully-fledged game of football, at Cliftonhill on Saturday at three o'clock, with all the bells and whistles and with three points on the line.

Those are just the highlights of some of the introductory speeches before Trump came on and did his usual schtick which had people leaving the venue in droves.

But he refuses to go away, even though his schtick is growing ever more tiresome.

Whether that's enough to overcome Trump's inexplicable hold on the Republican Party after eight years of his now very tired old schtick is unknown.