Sentence examples for clever mark from inspiring English sources
"Chimps are clever," Mark deadpanned to the Smithsonian group.
When they made peace in 2009, Greenpeace produced a clever video to mark the reconciliation.
And commercially it could be quite a clever strategy to mark your business out as hungrier and more eager to please than a complacent market leader.
As the hour mark approached, clever kicking from Sweeney and Jones allied to the Blues' ability to pinch Connacht lineouts kept them on top tactically.
It's a clever interactive animation to mark the 180th birthday of John Venn, the English logician and philosopher responsible for the Venn diagram.
He dismisses that notion with the clever cynicism that has marked his writing since he was a teenager.Just like racecar driving: no push, no changeMr Han, 29, made his name a decade ago as a novelist, and has since built a following of millions online for his blog postings (the most subversive of which are quickly taken down, including a scathing commentary on the Wenzhou crash).
Mallouk, who wasn't involved with this research either, says the work marks a clever proof of concept for increasing the rate of H2 production and could give hydrogen fuel cell cars a big boost.
The question mark over this clever political wheeze, however, is whether Brown can make it work.
And it looked ominous for the home side as Watford got off the mark with a clever move that saw Troy Deeney, making his 250th career appearance, help Hogg's cut-back on to Anya, who arrowed the ball through a field of defenders' legs and into the far corner for his second goal in as many games.
And in a clever marketing maneuver, bottles are marked with the year the blossoms were harvested.
