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Discover LudwigThe phrase "nimble as a" is correct and usable in written English
You can use the phrase to describe someone or something as being agile or quick in movement, such as "The dancer was as nimble as a gazelle."
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He made his way along a narrow branch, nimble as a tightrope walker.
Bear in mind that you may not be as nimble as a luggage-vaulting O.J. Simpson.
Then, too, a giant corporation might not be as nimble as a smaller one.
I try to keep my mind as agile and nimble as a feisty three-year-old.
As for the cornerning, we seemed to be about as nimble as a Routemaster bus.
I meet Josef, 53, who seems nimble as a child when hauling himself out of the pit.
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"We just flat-out had to make a business decision so we could be nimble, as nimble as a large company can be," Hutton says.
Nimble, as well as determined.
We want them to be as nimble as an indie, but to have all the resources of a major".
Villains smile like sharks, thieves are nimble as cats, a pickpocket is as slippery as an eel.
It's not as flickable or nimble as, say, a Ducati Hyperstrada, but it's breezier (and would pose a flatter learning curve) than a bigger but stodgier BMW GS or KTM Adventure.
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