Sentence examples for cleverly spotted from inspiring English sources
The SNP cleverly spotted that this was the item under which the new 45p rate was formally approved and suddenly called for a vote.
People StyleWatch cleverly spotted the repeat, questioning Ray's daring choice to take the plunge, so to speak.
As the Daily Mail cleverly spotted, the tangerine sheath that Mrs. Beckham wore last night was the very same fitted number that Jennifer Lopez wore during an episode of American Idol back in April.
Late on, Angola could have snatched victory when Manucho fired a yard or two over the crossbar from the halfway line after cleverly spotting Akram off his line.
Goran Persson, who looked tired after serving as prime minister for 10 years, failed to spot how cleverly the centre right tailored its message to the electorate, who normally vote for the status quo.
Another 3D printing business called the Flexiscale Company is cleverly targeting people who already like small plastic things – railway modellers – and they've spotted an interesting opportunity.
4) The future is a clever arena for the discerning corporation to invest in - implying, as Gap does in Minority Report (where Spielberg spins the product spots cleverly, too, with the personalised ads), that you've got some cultural longevity.
Tickets from £114, 9 - 12 July 2015 Into the Valley, Sweden What with outer space and under the sea being impractical festival settings for the time-being, Into the Valley has cleverly found a spot which combines the feeling of both for the first year of the event.
But Murray's fluid, counterpunching game was not quite as lethal as usual, as Roddick put 75percentt of his first serves in play and cleverly picked his spots to attack instead of trying to batter Murray on a point-by-point basis.
The luxurious evening included a drink at a club called Peter's, a themed spot cleverly decorated to resemble Neverland.
