Sentence examples for nimble job from inspiring English sources

She also does a nimble job of delineating the cruel political manipulations involved in America's annexation of the Hawaiian archipelago.

He does a nimble job of sketching in the rivalries of the day, as well as the fashions in writing, which Shakespeare both exploited and transcended.

Allowing Alice to tell the story of her life in her own words, Ms. Sittenfeld does a nimble job of describing the chemistry that brought the Blackwells together.

And he does a nimble job too of conjuring London in the 1970s — with its economic woes, worries about I.R.A. bombings and uneasy assimilation of the countercultural changes of the '60s.

In "Groucho: The Life and Times of Julius Henry Marx," Mr. Kanfer does a nimble job of tracing the outlines of Groucho's life and the evolution of his antic art.

Though Darin Strauss's first novel does a nimble job of chronicling these events, the real accomplishment of the book lies in its sensitive portrayal of the brothers and their conflicted relationship with each other.

Sharp and nimble job-seekers need to know: what's the point of the job?

In tracing each of these characters' trajectories, Ms. Messud does a nimble, quicksilver job of portraying her central characters from within and without — showing us their pretensions, frailties and self-delusions, even as she delineates their secret yearnings and fears.

This is a smart, nimble business.

"This type of education can you make you nimble in the job market," he explains.

All night Karen O did what any new homeowner should do: she redecorated, performing an amusing pas de deux with the nimble stagehand whose job was to stave off chaos.