Sentence examples for most fleet-footed from inspiring English sources

This is Mr. Franzen's most fleet-footed, least self-conscious and most intimate novel yet.

Breaking a 64-year-old record by becoming England's youngest debutant in a competitive game at 18 years and 135 days, Hudson-Odoi displayed his trademark ingenuity from the left wing, seen most strikingly with the fleet-footed run and shot that led to Tomas Kalas's own goal on 84 minutes, which followed Raheem Sterling's hat-trick and a penalty from Harry Kane in first-half stoppage time.

Murillo was the leading painter in 17th-century Seville, and most exhibitions of his work concentrate on his fleet-footed religious pictures, such as "The Immaculate Conception of Los Venerables," a vaporous image of the Madonna now at the Museo del Prado.

Last summer they were the late-blooming 3-year-olds, responsible for perhaps the most scintillating finish of the season when the fleet-footed Albert the Great skimmed the rail at Saratoga Race Course, desperately trying to hold off the powerful, pounding strides of a rangy gelding named Unshaded.

Perhaps not surprisingly, given the state's fleet-footed job growth, North Dakota's score benefited most from respondents' views of their work environment.

Ms. Rebeck's hitherto fleet-footed dialogue turns lumbering and clunky, suggesting O'Neill at his most earnestly Freudian.

Most major reviews have ignored or explained away this aspect of Purity, seeing in it instead a "fleet-footed... intimate novel," a "piercingly brilliant" examination of how we live now.

Only the fleet-footed will survive.

The film is fleet-footed, merciless entertainment.

Jennifer Tinsley and Jared Angle rounded out the fleet-footed lovers.

It's fleet-footed, merciless entertainment.