Sentence examples for nimble at from inspiring English sources
He has been nimble at networking beyond the United Nations.
EYE ON A SURREALIST Galleries have become especially nimble at presenting nonselling exhibitions.
Mr. Wilkinson is nimble at conveying the sumptuous pageantry and cultural sophistication of pharaohnic Egypt.
It has proved exceptionally nimble at responding imaginatively to current events.
Like Freud, Mr. Grosz is fond of literary allusions, and he's nimble at excavating the psychological subtext of literary classics.
Health is good.' But to maintain that, when things change, you've got to be nimble at times".
Another option is to charge users by the capacity of their connection to the grid, rather than the electrons that actually flow across it.Power switchesThe good news for utilities is that for the nimblest, at least, there will be plenty of opportunity to profit.
It also copes with thefts, damp cables that break the iris scanners, and labourers' fingers so worn that their prints do not show.Still, contractors look far nimbler at solving myriad problems than civil servants, who are still hampered, for example, by rules ordering that all official communication be done on paper (e-mails will not do).
Asked if his age might be held against him in the voting for president, he laughed, and said referring to the other I.O.C. candidates that he was still nimble enough at martial arts to "take the other four on at one time".
The overwhelming favourite made a lot of errors and was also flummoxed by Ashe's nimble play at the net.
Miller also recognises that GNM needs to sharpen its organisational structure by becoming more nimble, better at developing and implementing strategic objectives, and more commercially focussed.
