Sentence examples for efficient self from inspiring English sources

Quarterback Kerry Collins was his usual efficient self -- not Joe Montana, but not Tony Banks, either.

Keep your eyes down and be your efficient self and everything will be all right.

In contrast, the Super Bowl most valuable player, Peyton Manning, was his usually efficient self — albeit briefly.

The New Yorker, October 7, 1950 P. 26 Sign in a window of the Lincoln Market, Brooklyn: Unsurpassed Courteous and Efficient Self Service.

By E. Fribourg and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 7, 1950 P. 26 Sign in a window of the Lincoln Market, Brooklyn: Unsurpassed Courteous and Efficient Self Service.

Tony Parker was not his usual efficient self in the first half, and the offense turned the ball over a stunning 23 times for the game.

Helfant is keen to point out that the ATP is one of sport's more efficient self-regulating bodies, with a significant input from the players.

Financial crises are difficult to predict, the econophysicists say, because markets are not, as some traditional economists believe, efficient, self-regulating and self-correcting.

Then there is the irritation stemming from the knowledge that the constant reports about violence, famine or dysfunctional governments, however well-intentioned, help nurture the racist-colonialist narrative that Africans are generally incapable of efficient self-rule.

The workers came from all over -- demobilized Union and Confederate soldiers; former slaves; new Irish, Cornish and German immigrants; Mormons from Salt Lake City; and especially the courageous, disciplined Chinese, whose efficient, self-effacing teamwork Ambrose's heart most belongs to.

Stern foresees economies in which people travel using efficient self-driving cars, bicycles and walking, homes and businesses are powered by green energy, materials are widely recycled and ultrafast broadband supports home working.