Sentence examples for economical move from inspiring English sources

At Vitra, which showed, among other things, Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec's Corniche pedestal shelves, the space was divided by floor-to-ceiling stacks of translucent white plastic storage boxes: a clever, economical move that seemed just right for the temporary space of a trade-show stand.

Administration officials said that the oil was sold in large lots, most of them 500,000 barrels or more, and the dozen or so oil companies and traders that bought them found it faster and more economical to move the oil on 500,000-barrel capacity ocean-going tankers rather than on American-owned coastal barges.

The big new ships are simply a more economical way to move that river of cargo.

Instead, they operate as brokers and high-technology intermediaries, arranging economical ways to move goods from Point A to Point B, often providing considerable help along the way.

What's more economical, buying a move-in-ready home or buying a home that needs work?

Ms. Munro's work in particular taught her "how to compress and be economical" and how to "move through time very quickly".

Her moves are economical; Wikipedia reports a background in ballet, which makes sense.

In physical terms, too, Kaufmann was economical and controlled, barely moving his body as he stood in the wing of the piano, using his hands carefully but expressively.

Mr. Tran and his fellow chefs, Yeesoon Wong and Jacob Choy, move with the economical grace of modern dancers.

The actress gives a moving and deftly economical portrayal that calls to mind the breakthrough roles of previous Wright muses Keira Knightley and Carey Mulligan.

So keep your eyes out for those Google Cloud trucks, because that may just be the only economical way for some companies to move their data to the cloud.