Sentence examples for for canny from inspiring English sources

And more profits for canny traders.

Aiding and Abetting has its own model for canny talk, which is the supposedly confessional situation of a psychotherapy session.

It is also throwing up opportunities for canny utility companies and well-known brands, which are queueing up to DFY.

That match lives long in English memories but elsewhere he is remembered for canny triumphs in big matches.

With the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation expecting at least as many bank seizures this year as last year's 140, the supply of carcasses seems endless for canny vultures.

There is more risk in the global financial system, he says, but for canny investors, it has created a "phenomenally good time to buy".

The Supreme Court's health ruling was, indeed, historic – it gave Mitt Romney the chance to set a record for canniest use of a lectern sign.

The bank's story (in a nutshell): formed shortly after the acts of union, expands into England to exploit the wealth from empire in the late 19th century, known for centuries for its canny management of money, following the Thatcher "big bang" it wants to join the global league.

Last June, Richard Greenberg won the Tony award for best play for his canny baseball drama, "Take Me Out", a winning treatise on the intersection of American sport and sexuality.

It can be amusing to see international companies discussing the attractiveness of Africa for investment and yet criticising China for being canny in its approach to investment on the continent.

The show is more than worth seeing, however, for the canny scene stealing of Linda Lavin as Nanny and especially for the work of Michele Pawk, whose thoughtful, detailed, complicated and utterly affecting performance as Louise may well be the best on Broadway right now (2 20).