Sentence examples for making shrewd use from inspiring English sources

By working hard, leasing some mineral-rich plots and making shrewd use of technology, the Drummond family became rich.

The picture is crammed with subplots and with milling extras and activity making shrewd use of the wide screen.

Mr. Argue writes music steeped in brooding harmony but propelled by surging rhythm, making shrewd use of accretion and crescendo.

Its music is far from completely free, making shrewd use of conducting and arrangements -- a good thing for Mr. Brötzmann, whose bellowing tone could rip a hole in the wall.

Circassians are savvy users of social media (Twitter, YouTube and Facebook) and fight wiki-wars with those who try to distort or downplay references to their tragic history.Good to see young prime ministers and representatives of ancient Caucasian peoples alike making shrewd use of social-networking technologies.

The terrors of slow metamorphosis have been rendered in other fright films, notably in David Cronenberg's "The Fly"; Mr. England summons a similar dread, making shrewd use of a meager budget and talented actors, including Katie Stegeman as Samantha's estranged girlfriend and, in a turn as the one-night partner, the horror writer-director Simon Barrett ("V/H/S").

But she made shrewd use of her potential liabilities.

At other moments Hiromi made shrewd use of syncopation and even, fleetingly, silence.

That fact seems to have nothing to do with the book until Mr. Grisham makes shrewd use of race later on.

But Trollope also populates the multiple subplots of his story with strong-willed women who make shrewd use of the power of their sex to achieve their objectives.

And Ms. Mann has also made shrewd use of nontraditional casting, employing black actors in a fashion that fixes the eye of this production on the American century.