Sentence examples for it would be clever from inspiring English sources

"With all the changes for next year on the engine side and engineers," he said at the season-ending Brazilian Grand Prix, "it would be clever from the team to keep the drivers and keep on going.

They thought it would be clever to bypass that bit of banking.

One of my friends thought it would be clever to smash a window.

David: I agree, though it would be clever to let other states pay to educate people and then you'd just scoop them up postgraduation.

TfL might ask in response if it would be clever to not bother bringing in an anticipated £1.1bn this way over the next ten years.

The evening's producer, Joe Ahearn, had thought it would be clever and refreshing if the habitually sneaker-shod denizens of the alt-arts world were forced to attend an event in formalwear.

But the Qataris do not seem able to persuade Hamas to back down.The Israelis reckoned it would be cleverer to get Egypt to handle Hamas, knowing that Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, Egypt's new president, also dislikes it intensely.

"I thought I would be clever and rather than target Muslims, I would target Jews and throw the police off," said Mr. Coady, who was arrested after the police found his number on the synagogue's caller-identification system.

It was bad enough when Blighty's social lesser-rans decided it'd be "clever" to help one another marry their cats and dogs.

There was a chance, I was told, that I would be cleverer, faster, altogether better, than I had been pre-stroke.

But they also imagine that this instant condom would be clever enough to melt on cue, releasing anti-HIV drugs whenever it comes into contact with semen.The problem is that to get a solid microbicide to all the right places, it is easiest if it starts off runny.