I asked him a few questions about Cunning Stunts.
A few weeks ago, that cunning, quintessential poem of daily life, William Carlos Williams's "This Is Just to Say," blew up on Twitter.
Even after a few beers, Luis is nimble and cunning.
Of the scores of playwrights who caught the new Off Broadway wave, only a few had the craft and the cunning to travel beyond it.
Whereas Spain's right united within a few months around a single leader — the cunning, ruthless Francisco Franco, who went on to rule as a dictator for three and a half decades — the left tore itself apart with squabbling and paranoia.
Encouraging us all to buy a new gadget, then releasing a slightly better model a few months later, is the tech industries' not-that-cunning plan to exercise our PayPal accounts.
You get a real sense of the wolf being truly threatening, sinister and cunning, but this is almost immediately dispelled, a few lines on, by his childlike pleasure in having managed some shopping on his own.
Gino Segrè opens his book with a cunning observation: "Our ability to measure temperature is only a few hundred years old".
A few scenic cattle graze in a field that has been redefined by a cunning new grove.
Gekko has a cunning new plan to make bundles of dough and wreck a few lives into the bargain, and, once again, he manipulates a young Wall Street trader to assist him.
