Sentence examples for clever drive from inspiring English sources
With every game, every precision pass and every clever drive to the basket, Lin is raising expectations, altering the Knicks' fate and redefining the word "unlikely".
Celtic's intensity dipped after the break, but Stokes forced a fine fingertip save from Devlin with a clever drive the Irishman steered towards the far corner.
Though, I did indulge them a few times with clever drive-bys that had pedestrians pointing and wondering.
In the simplest sense, Deb Sokolow's "Some Concerns About the Candidate" at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art in Hartford is a clever installation driven by a single conceit: a fictional narrative in which a Congressional candidate hires a campaign consultant to help him get elected.
Prepare yourself for an onslaught of small, clever, software driven hardware projects because former members of the iRobot team have just started Dragon Innovation, a manufacturing services and crowdfunding firm that will help small makers go from garage to factory.
The reality check would reveal that for being a president one needs to be a special animal; sharp, clever, resilient, driven, unwavering, über-capable.
TV shows encourage us to tweet during the program, blogs want us to share the post with our networks and companies spend millions of dollars on campaigns -- like Coca Cola's Share a Coke campaign -- that use social media in exceptionally clever ways to drive us towards their products.
She could write in something clever on the drive out.
He also suspects that ultra-low, 99-cent pricing will go away in indie titles, something that is also a bit far-fetched; 99-cent pricing is still a clever way to drive up sales and Amazon rankings, and giving up on that odd tweak could be the death of most indie writers.
He runs into a blind alley but finds Ahmed Fathy with a clever backheel, who drives a shot just wide from 20 yards.
Ms. Reza zeroes in on the cigar-smoking Mr. Sarkozy as she would an exotic animal — and portrays with telling anecdotes a man who can be vain and insecure, clever and boring, driven by instinct and the lure of power.
