Sentence examples for astute off from inspiring English sources

Such a vessel refloated the grounded nuclear submarine HMS Astute off the coast of the Isle of Skye in October.

Her breakout role came last year, in Joshua Harmon's astute Off Broadway comedy "Bad Jews," about the fault lines of Jewish assimilation.

Up against a team containing his 25-year-old brother, Taulant, the younger Xhaka was as astute at pinging off passes as he was at stopping opponents and Behrami said: "He loves to win the ball.

Becky Shaw is assured, astute and an off-Broadway hit; it comes to the Almeida in a production by Peter DuBois that is at once smooth and fizzy.

But for the third match running, Bojan nipped between waiting defenders to feed off an astute through ball from Xavi, then flicked the ball past the goalkeeper before anyone could touch him.

A jolly and astute Colin Farrell, for instance, laughed off any remake issues via a Goonies reference ("Hey you guys!"), then told me that spouses Wiseman and Beckinsale have "a really good, really creative shorthand, and they seem to know what they're doing".

Astute roster moves during the off-season have added significant firepower and depth to what was a flimsy expansion team last year.

We expect that Dutch market parties will exhibit a steep learning curve as they adjust their terms over time and become more astute at balancing the trade-offs in their efforts to improve their bargaining strength.

Such trade-offs are the essence of astute business decisions and the hallmark of profitable growth.

One astute oil expert insists that "Lee is getting off the ship at just the right time".

His son being away, Lenny also had to seek the services of a sub and he was more astute in his choice of Dave Kent who plays off a generous 16 handicap.