Sentence examples for keen timing from inspiring English sources
And Quinto Ott's hearty voice, keen timing and oversize spirit as Wilfred Shadbolt, the giddy torturer and jailer, made you wish the show itself had been worthier of the care he and his colleagues lavished on it.
He developed his chain, JJB, on to retail estates nationwide from a single Wigan sports shop, JJ Bradburn, he bought in 1971, and in 2007, demonstrating keen timing, he sold his 40% stake for £240m; the company's fortunes tanked soon after.
But if Silverman's due diligence was lacking, his keen timing hasn't failed him: He bought up strong real estate brands and a mortgage operation just as the housing market was starting to soar.
"But that probably wasn't great timing, was it?" I had of course wondered why you had seemed so keen to keep in touch with me.
(With keen comic timing, Mr Sands adds: "That poem is called 'Democracy'").But Pinter's most poignant works are his love poems.
The film's sharp comic timing, keen attention to the story's Queens locations, and jovial devotion to people at work — whether in the fast-food restaurant where Akeem finds love or in the barbershop where he finds wisdom — suggest Landis's comic debt to Howard Hawks, to whose "A Song Is Born" he pays visual homage.
They exhibit a keen sense of timing.
Collins showed a keen sense of timing with his final move of the game, allowing Scott Rice to finish it off.
These activists have a keen sense of timing, buying up shares when the stock is down because of near-term events.
