The expression 'crafty for' is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you would use the phrase 'crafty at' to describe someone's proficiency with a certain skill. For example, "He is crafty at woodworking and always creates beautiful furniture."
The poacher was too quick, too crafty, for all of them.
2. Get crafty for kids Handy with a needle and thread?
'I was very disappointed,' he says, 'because I fancied that I could beat him, but he was just too crafty for me.' By 1968, Williams had proved himself a tennis player of great promise, having first made an impression in 1964.
Not a designer herself — or even very crafty, for that matter ("I tried to design a shirt once — you know, sewing — but learned that I'm better with the computer," she says), Liang still believes in the potential that 3D printing brings to the hobby crafting market.
Batomunkuev called Putin "crafty" for denying that he had sent troops to Ukraine, and stressed that Kiev's turn to the West was endangering Russia's interests.
While his lack of elite lateral foot speed is a slight concern, he has proven to be a terrific help defender and extremely crafty for such a young player.
My friend clarified his genuine confusion later when he sent me a Los Angeles Times article about how the city had begun to sell slivers of pavement on the private market intended for crafty entrepreneurs looking for ad space.
For Miller, this is normal: he also trained a trotter named Crafty Sailor for Carter during the second half of the horse's 330-race career.
You could have a knit-in, papier-mache puppets or teach a crafty class for kids".
Using comedy is a crafty tactic for artists who have previously revelled in po-faced earnestness.
Women also showed resilience, even crafty defiance, for those who were expected to be neither seen nor heard.
