Sentence examples for nifty use of from inspiring English sources

Sam Buntrock's production makes nifty use of a traverse stage and yields a number of good performances.

There's nifty use of collage - doll's house wallpaper provides parquet flooring in the ballroom and Cotswold cladding round the kidney-shaped pool, and, in the bathroom, an intricate fabric design covers the walls, creating the kind of remorselessly intense, shady textures that you find in Edward Gorey's drawings.

Now this is a pretty nifty use of a corporate Twitter account.

Adyen's pitch is that its technology enables payment via a single page and single click by making nifty use of AJAX and, the company claims, is shown to boost conversion rates and reduce costs by as much as 50%.

(On a side note, after the unfunny "Moonwalkers," 2016's other larkish attempt to build a movie around Kubrick's rumored involvement in a sham Apollo landing, Johnson's gag is cannier and more enjoyable. And it comes with a nifty tutorial in Kubrick's use of front projection to boot).

The company has made good use of its well-respected R&D team this year, turning out nifty and stylish dual lens, wireless and panoramic cameras as well as introducing lots of image storage software.

Therefore, the tick-value-size ratio had a negative effect on these first stage returns, because if the use of market lots is inefficient then the incentive for investment in the Nifty Futures market will be lower.

Either way, it's a nifty little tool, the uses of which are still being uncovered as people get more and more creative.

I use a nifty bit of software called rEFIt to handle booting into various OSes.

The author uses the nifty trick of extracting a secondary character from each book to narrate the one that follows.

I've been using a nifty combination of Summize and its Realtime results page (click refresh to see 2 new posts, or wait until Summize engineers work out the computer doing the refresh for us thing) and Twhirl, whose point and click @reply feature is a joy to use to send irate messages to Jack, whoever that is.