Sentence examples for clever items from inspiring English sources

For his part, Amador manipulates food at a basic level to create all sorts of clever items that you probably won't find anywhere else, something that is apparent when the tapas arrive as the first course.

"We never even considered ourselves a flash-sale site," said Jason Goldberg, chief executive of Fab.com, a member's-only site that resembles a flash sale but is, as he put it, a "lifestyle shop" filled with vintage housewares and the sorts of clever items one might find in the Museum of Modern Art gift shop or on Etsy.com.

While putting together your costume, you can also hit Goodwill or another vintage shop equally rife with clever items and ideas.

After some halloumi cheese and pesto French toast (59 rand), wander around the 1930s building's maze of galleries and shops, like the well-stocked Wizards Vintage (27-11-025-3056), where a recent visit found green Prada sandals for 300 rand, and Dokter and Misses (27-11-025-2469; dokterandmisses.cleverwhome sells clever home items. 1 p.m. 11.

Some people obey the orders given in the Martha Stewart books and give over their Decembers to the making of shopping lists and clever little items, as well as the pursuit of epicurean festivities, secure in the belief that this will bring them closer to the ideal of gentrified country living -- and who's to say that it doesn't?

At bottom, clever fabrics aside, these items are just ambitious basics, throw-around clothes for the ultra-leisure class.

Wilkes's clever arrangements present contemporary items that look like a housewife's fantasy trawl through the Littlewoods catalogue: luxury goods, domestic necessities – the props and gewgaws of the feminine construct mixed with Bridget Jones-ish trashy comforts.

Other promotional items and clever memorabilia were also freely distributed all in the hopes of striking a chord with attendees and rising above the fray.

If some castaways couldn't resist the temptation to be clever — Alfred Hitchcock's luxury item was a Continental railway timetable — and others surrendered to predictability (Philip Larkin chose a typewriter), a few gave their choices more soulful thought.

Think of clever names for each item that relates back to the Army Theme.

ITEM m6 Socks: £16.50, item-m6.co.uk These clever socks from the German brand have a gentle compression effect to help increase blood circulation.