Sentence examples for by a nimble from inspiring English sources

Domodedovo, also state owned, is run by a nimble, privately owned air transport company called the East Line Group.

The short first half resembled a hip-hop variety show, held together by a nimble backing band.

Instead, it was fast-tracked by a nimble, independent team of "very young executives, as a skunkworks project," says the company.

Three batters later, Ryan Zimmerman hit his 21st home run, a monstrous two-run shot that landed on the black batter's eye in center field, where it was retrieved illicitly by a nimble fan.

But there is plenty to savor, not least new, exhilarating choreography by Lainie Munro for three numbers, performed by a nimble, enthusiastic ensemble stepping out to sure-footed accompaniment from Brett Pontecorvo's small band.

Directed by middle linebacker Sam Huff and defensive end Andy Robustelli, the defense was a seasoned group backed by a nimble secondary that had led the team to 33 interceptions.

Taken together, these forces suggest that the command-and-control, fossil-fuel-based power grid may be superseded in future by a nimbler, more decentralised and cleaner energy infrastructure that is more likely to serve the needs of the poor.The liberalisation of electricity markets now in progress in many developing countries is likely to make a big difference.

By contrast, a nimble dungaree-clad Meryl Streep approaches Benny and Björn's ditties as if they were Shakespearean soliloquies, with ravishingly ripe results.

As performed (and led) by Mr. McClure, a nimble dancer and terrific singer, it naturally brings the show to a genial, mildly intoxicating climax.

The Little Opera Theater is presenting "The Reformed Drunkard" with alternating casts; on Tuesday the strongest impressions were made by Anthony Wright Webb, a nimble tenor, as Mathurin, and Ron Loyd, a robust baritone, as Lucas.

3 February (Allen Lane) The Anatomy of a Moment by Javier Cercas Always a nimble dancer on the edge of history and fiction, the Spanish writer returns with a closely researched but always dramatic account of the failed coup in 1981 that almost vanquished his country's fragile post-Franco democracy.