It had the brilliantly agile word-play of a man giddy with delight that he can rap at all; the jig you give when you throw crutches away.
It was an announcement that left typically agile news presenters, reporters and editors stumbling over their words on Thursday: the lawyer for Pfc.
And the theme is change - but this is a word that takes on many different meanings in Kushner's agile book.
For the consumer, once deployed, it enables them to book and display tickets on their mobile without having to stand in line, while for transit agencies, Masabi is talking up the speed of deployment and low cost for the system compared to traditional offerings — the usual cloud promise — thus its use of the word "agile".
One of the greatest gifts in business is not a good lawyer or the coveted lucky break but also the ability to be agile, or in other words the talent to embrace and master new things.
She also threw in words like "open, agile and collaborative…open data; new techniques like data-mining".
Financial services is generally seen as one of the more traditional, if not lucrative, industries within the broader market — but it's rare that you see the words "innovative" or "agile" mentioned in context with a large financial institution in the way that you do with a Google, Apple, Facebook or any host of small startups.
"The Alpine Vision Gran Turismo feels agile, responsive and fun – in other words, a true Alpine", he continued.
In other words, we need to create agile and malleable life-long learners, not "set-in-their ways" craftsmen and women.
Agile gained 17.7% on the news.
Her "Trio A: Geriatric With Talking", which she dedicated to the great critic Jill Johnston, who died on Sept. 18, wittily played up her physical limitations as she danced while her words proved that her mind remains as agile as ever.
