Sentence examples for nimble direction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Nichols's smooth, nimble direction improves Patrick Marber's verbose, pretentious play and exposes some of its flaws.

Mr. Nichols's smooth, nimble direction both improves Patrick Marber's verbose, pretentious play and exposes some of its flaws.

Mr. Nichols's smooth, nimble direction improves Patrick Marber's verbose, pretentious play yet exposes some of its flaws.

Richard Eyre's nimble direction translated the movie into a genuine musical comedy of rationing and provincial snobbery in a Yorkshire village, complete with an animatronic pig voiced by Kylie Minogue.

Soderbergh's normally nimble direction is all over the place and despite being accompanied by Marvin Hamlisch's first movie score since 1996, the jazzy jokiness of it all quickly becomes tiresome.

Under the nimble direction of Warren Carlyle, who also supplies the buoyant choreography, this bounteous score is being sung with lively conviction by a cast of Broadway regulars and veterans, and one confident newcomer.

History will judge him particularly well for his nimble changes of direction in response to economic indicators, all made without sacrificing his conviction that inflation is our most pernicious economic demon.

Some analysts are questioning whether British Telecom can transform itself into a more nimble company under the direction of its chairman, Sir Iain Vallance, and Mr. Bonfield, its chief executive, two executives who have been slow to act the last year.

This is a self-financed team of four developers – so they are nimble enough to change direction over time as well.

In back-to-back drives with the new Toyota Sienna, the Odyssey felt more nimble and quicker to change direction.

It is not just their height and athletic ability that they put to use, but the skills they first picked up on the basketball court: boxing out, catching the ball at its highest point, changing direction and employing nimble footwork.