Sentence examples for most enterprising of from inspiring English sources

Ric is the most enterprising of the bunch.

One of the most enterprising of recent demonic titles was the Spanish found-footage shocker [REC].

And while most of them have scattered to neighboring countries, the luckiest or most enterprising of them have ended up here, mostly in the Park Hill and Stapleton sections of Staten Island.

Probably the most enterprising of the English glassmakers of the period was Benjamin Richardson, of Wordsley near Stourbridge; surviving pieces of this period from the Richardson firm include some admirable painted and engraved pieces as well as crystal wares deeply cut in bold patterns.

It was later discovered the the most enterprising exponent of arson in Bklyn was Sam Berliner, of Reilly & Berliner, public-adjusters, who hired Sapphire.

In "Proust's Complaint," for example, he probes what Proust called an "infirmity in my nature," and what Mr. Shattuck calls "this distressing perverseness that dogs the most enterprising activities of the human mind and seems to deprive it of satisfaction".

Although the thousands of vigorous medium-sized German concerns are less visible than the country's titans (partly because they choose to be), they are the most enterprising part of the economy.

Easily one of the most enterprising jazz musicians of his generation, he has worked in an array of settings, from folkish duos to boppish trios to the heartland sprawl of the Pat Metheny Group.

France have flair and elegance running through their side, while Italy have been one of the most enterprising and attacking teams of the tournament.

Of all the suitors courting Mark Zuckerberg in the fall of 2005, one of the most enterprising was Michael Wolf, president of Viacom's MTV Networks.

The aim is to restore America's reputation as the world's most enterprising nation.The rapid rise of social-media firms, such as Facebook, Twitter and Groupon, can give a falsely rosy impression of American enterprise.