Sentence examples for is so nimble from inspiring English sources

The Rivals is set in a sedate-looking but scandal-ridden 18th-century Bath, but this production by Red Handed Theatre Company in association with Primavera is so nimble that Sheridan's polysyllabic shenanigans might seem to belong in Southwark's 21st-century bustle.

"This time around I decided I was going to be very much who I really am," says Ms. von Furstenberg, who is now a grandmother — albeit one who is so nimble from yoga that she can hang upside down on a swing in her office.

Because the team is so nimble these boxes can be dispatched as soon as little Ayden comes out.

A constant barrage of dramatic upheavals ensures that you never catch your breath, and the editing is so nimble that you hardly catch a glimpse of any of Scarlett's three weddings.

Names are announced unobtrusively and the acting is so nimble, with hardly an extraneous gesture, that it's easy to accept the way in which Ortlieb and White keep transforming from one figure to the next.

If only the law were so nimble.

While his tongue may no longer be so nimble, it is still tart.

For instance, they miss an opportunity by not stocking flowers during Hindu festivals.But being so nimble is not easy for the big chains.

Cagney was so nimble that I remember my dad once saying that he presented "the spectacle of a man desperately trying to keep his feet on the floor".

His daughter recalls that his fingers were so nimble and precise that he once caught a fish with his bare hands.

No publisher in history has ever been so nimble and shameless and talented and shrewd in monetizing the words and pictures it produced.