Sentence examples for get smart with from inspiring English sources

You could tell you didn't want to get smart with him".

Plus, the dismal Austin Powers series, the tedious Get Smart, with Steve Carell, and Date Movie, which one critic described as "deeply rubbish".

This summer two of the most anticipated comedies — "The Love Guru," with Mike Myers, and "Get Smart," with Steve Carell — are scheduled for the same date, June 20.

Mr. Brooks wrote, directed and starred in movies like "High Anxiety,""Blazing Saddles" and "Silent Movie," created the TV series "Get Smart" with Buck Henry and turned two of his movies, "The Producers" and "Young Frankenstein," into Broadway musicals.

He has done the western ("Blazing Saddles," with its black aw-shucks cowboy-hero and its wimpy Klansman); swashbucklers ("Robin Hood: Men in Tights"); and self-congratulatory cold war spy thrillers (the television series "Get Smart," with its ineffably dumb American agent).

Clearly not amused, the officer called him a vulgar name and said, "Are you trying to get smart with me?" Spradley recalled.

Graphics are sharp, layouts are inviting and the recommendations get smarter with time.

"Now we need to get smarter with our energy... so it's important we design a system that brings best value to everyone involved".

Clayton said that within the next two or three years, virtual assistants will possess a more expansive directory of information, and get smarter with time.

The health minister, Norman Lamb, told the Telegraph: "It's very difficult for people with busy lives to get appointments with GPs so let's just get smarter with the use of technology".

And as businesses get smarter with this data, sustainability professionals have the opportunity to reach individuals by donating to their favourite charity, improving their favourite products and helping them take action where it matters most to them.