Sentence examples for clever flash from inspiring English sources
Apple is running this clever flash ad on a few websites including something AOL's Engadget and PCMag.
She lures us into the story with clever flash-forwards to Sarah's days of triumph.
Recognising that they had been shafted by some clever flash-mobbing, the erudite editors of Prospect and Foreign Affairs tried to salvage something from the wreckage in a later edition.
The price is in line with Intel's sub-$1,000 ultrabook target, but Acer's getting there with the always-clever flash and hard drive combo trick.
His wife, meanwhile, played by Naomie Harris, gradually turns from a clever lawyer with flashes of rebellious independence into the kind of woman so often idealised by writers of traditional spy fiction, one whose character is subsumed into the needs and desires of the male hero.
Balmain's collection had an Aladdin Sane jumpsuit, while Walter Van Beirendonck had a blazer adorned with a clever Aladdin Sane diagonal flash across the lapels, and Dries Van Noten and Alber Elbaz's autumn menswear shows both heavily referenced the Thin White Duke.
"Make the World Go Round" begins as a clever enough celebration of flash — "I need faces mad with frowns/ when I'm around/ or I'm wasting fabric" — before devolving into laziness: "Lately, I burn so much trees, I keep environmentalists angry".
She also shows flashes of clever humor, as when she labels an image of two brothers embracing "Manly Hug".
Connacht showed flashes of clever attacking play, most notably when scrum-half Kieran Marmion broke from a ruck near halfway and chipped towards the corner.
The New York Times credited the series for its bold premise and noted that the show provided some insight into eating disorders while offering "a few flashes of clever dialogue and satire".
The secret of this new style of server memory is a clever use of commercial-grade flash memory, the kind that stores pictures in digital cameras.
