"We've carried the brand for years, and they have cleverly managed to keep it new, innovative; they've continued to drive the appeal".
By the end the candidates seemed worn out and mildly delirious, save Mr. Perry, who had cleverly managed to sleep through the proceedings with the aid of a pair of novelty glasses with eyes painted on the lenses — thus representing his most successful performance to date.
"We need them," said Neville, who has carefully, cleverly managed his message to the fans since arriving at Mestalla.
The Civil War is my favorite story of all time, because it's about those people who, because of the very progress and physical expansion that would forever define their times, realized that they could no longer put off the difficult work that their predecessors had so cleverly managed to run from at every opportunity over the previous century of nationhood: the eradication of slavery.
[T]he art of this really, as a national project, has been in making sure that people feel that they are leading it locally and I think it has been quite cleverly managed the whole thing and the years to come will tell, won't they, but I do think it will have a big impact.
Sir John has cleverly pulled it off.
Putin has cleverly laid the ground for this.
Mr. Nichols has cleverly done both in WOLF (1994).
The government has cleverly selected its media targets.
Western guilt, which Mr Kagame has cleverly exploited, has been deeply felt.
