Sentence examples for nimble man who from inspiring English sources

No Scot would be asked to pass a Norman Tebbit cricket test, Mr Salmond said firmly.For a nimble man who has changed his political arguments at dizzying speed over the years, whenever circumstances required it, I think Mr Salmond is a bit stuck on this one.

The police are looking for help in tracking down a nimble man who broke the tackles of two officers who tried to arrest him for urinating on a car on Christopher Street in the West Village and then raced off into the wee hours of Sunday morning.

These are not bad wages for one of the approximately 450 tall, nimble men who run up and down a 94-foot wooden court in their underwear.

In that moment Willy Loman is not a salesman, or a vampire hunter, he is just a man who can no longer be nimble, who has outlived his corporate usefulness.

"Spartina" is Dick's story, the tale of a man more comfortable at sea than on land, a man who builds a boat strong and nimble enough to ride out a lethal hurricane.

Nevertheless, critics tagged him as a Federalist, even a doddering old man who had become mere putty in Hamilton's nimble hands.

Barker who hails from Washington the Apple state has a nimble mind and sharp focus as one might expect from a man who holds a black belt in karate and trained rigorously with Chuck Norris.

His similarly lanky replacement Brad Truax ably handles the signature nimble basslines, though without the same style (infamous fascist-chic phase notwithstanding) of the man who wrote most of them.

All this for a man who transformed, to a large degree, the concept of shortstop, proving that a big man could be nimble enough to play a demanding position that was usually the province of shorter, springier water bugs.

The man who wrote "Yesterday" may dye his hair, but his hours spent running and riding horses show in his nimble navigation of the stage.

"The man who shot Booth".