Sentence examples for is surprisingly agile from inspiring English sources

The Dart is surprisingly agile through the most diabolical corners and pavement changes.

Today, the princess, who is surprisingly agile and spirited given her years, not only does all her own cooking, laundry and gardening, but she forgoes a hairdresser, trimming her own hair and setting it with rollers.

When the Nasa crew talked about their P-3 they sometimes sounded as though they were talking about a beloved, oversized, elderly pet dog, who can act dopey but, when pressed, is surprisingly agile.

Cornering, too, is surprisingly agile.

This little four-legged robot – a smaller sibling to the massive Big Dog – is surprisingly agile and the team at Boston Robotics have taught the little robot to dance to Bruno Mars which means that robots could soon replace us on the factory floor and on the dance floor.

He praised the song saying that Rihanna is surprisingly agile in this genre and is one of her finest, most confident vocal performances to date.

Barrett tried to go by Timmermans, but Timmermans was surprisingly agile, staying in front of him.

Jones was surprisingly agile for his powerful frame about 6 feet 5 inches (1.9 metres) and 250 pounds (113 kg)—and he was praised for his ability to pursue a ballcarrier from sideline to sideline.

The point is that, during a time of crisis, companies seem to be surprisingly agile at doing what one would hope they would do with all corporate social responsibility programmes – matching their core capabilities to community needs in a meaningful way.

"Jane can be seen swinging around her enclosure within our primate house, and she's surprisingly agile for her age".

(Those two "any" words in a row leave me just 54 short of Joe DiMaggio's famous hitting streak of 1941 -- when the old Yankee Stadium turned 18, got drafted, and received the boot-camp training that enabled it to join the Normandy Invasion three years later. The ballpark was surprisingly agile when running up Omaha Beach).