Sentence examples for agile days from inspiring English sources

In their younger, more agile days, the two men both played for the team.

So many development teams call themselves "agile" these days.

But with technology and robots getting smarter and more agile every day, it's not yet clear which modern profession will go the way of the agricultural labourer or launderer in the decades to come.

You hear a lot about "agile innovation" these days.

In most of my encounters these days, agile practices are helping people become both happier and more successful.

Nevertheless, in the dawning era of dynamic pricing, personalised pricing and agile retailing, the days of fixed prices seem to be coming to an end.

Teeth begin appearing on the fourth day, the young are active and agile about the 10th day, and the eyes open about the 16th day.

It's not that incompetence is the problem; plenty of people have lapses and embarrassing gaffes in their professional prime, while some statesmen, jurists, actors and writers well into their 80s and 90s are mentally agile until their last day on the job.

He has proven an agile communicator in the early days since the storm, posting frequent updates on Twitter and sending agency heads to answer questions from callers on radio shows.

"If NATO does not have a force that is quick and agile, that can deploy in days or weeks rather than months or years, then it will not have capabilities to offer the world in the 21st century," Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld told his NATO colleagues in Warsaw.

I know the term agile gets quite overused these days.