Sentence examples for brilliant mover from inspiring English sources
The Serb is also a brilliant mover, but if he does have a weakness it is when he is required to move to the net, something that is not natural to him, although even though he has been working on it.
The part requires so many things from the actor — the actor has to be very precise, very emotionally available, fantastic with text and a brilliant mover.
Hirst, 46, occupies a unique place in British culture: the prime mover among a brash and brilliant generation of artists who emerged in the early 1990s, determined to be famous, unabashed by controversy.
He may not have been a first mover but he was a brilliant showman, and he knew how to control costs.
But the keenest sense of loss may have been felt in the opera world, where Chéreau had established himself not merely as a brilliant practitioner of opera direction but as a prime mover in the recent history of the art.
3. Damien Hirst is a brilliant artist He's plummeted 50 places down the list of contemporary art movers and shakers and The Times's review of his latest paintings declared them "dreadful.
"This race is brilliant, better than piddling around drinking bottles of champagne," said Pooley, one of the prime movers behind the petition which led to the creation of La Course.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
Each mover operates independently.
