Sentence examples for nimble style from inspiring English sources

Jackson hopes to run in Brisbane, where her nimble style would be tested in an Olympic-level field.

Playing tenor on those themes, Marcus advanced a muscular but nimble style, responding as much to his partners as they did to him.

(Chinen) STEPHANE WREMBEL (Sunday and Tuesday) Mr. Wrembel, a French guitarist proficient in the blindingly nimble style of Django Reinhardt, plays most Sunday nights in Park Slope.

(Sinagra) BANNING EYRE WITH COUMBA SIDIBÉ (Tomorrow) The playing of the guitarist, author and African-music scholar Banning Eyre takes its cues from the fluid, nimble style of the West African guitarists who populate his CD "In Griot Time".

(Chinen) Gregory Porter (Thursday through Nov. 11) A soulful, expressive baritone with a strapping but nimble style, Mr. Porter draws deeply from "Be Good" (Motéma), his second album, which features the same working band: Yosuke Sato on alto saxophone, Chip Crawford on piano, Aaron James on bass, Emanuel Harrold on drums.

(Chinen) Gregory Porter (Friday through Sunday) A soulful, expressive baritone with a strapping but nimble style, Mr. Porter draws deeply from "Be Good" (Motéma), his second album, which features the same working band: Yosuke Sato on alto saxophone, Chip Crawford on piano, Aaron James on bass, Emanuel Harrold on drums.

On "Somewhere Else," for perhaps the first time, he delivers syllables in quick, nimble fashion, in the style of Jason Mraz.

His character's nimble dancing style belies her girth; Shankman based Edna's dancing style on the hippo ballerinas in the Dance of the Hours sequence in Walt Disney's 1940 animated feature, Fantasia.

It's told through dozens of architectural drawings, documentary photographs, woodblock prints and a superb accompanying book by the curator, Julia Meech, that wraps wide-ranging art historical research in a nimble, personable style.

It's told through dozens of architectural drawings, documentary photographs, woodblock prints and a superb accompanying book by the curator, Julia Meech, which wraps wide-ranging art historical research in a nimble, personable style.

As shadow chancellor, while many commentators were patronising him as "Boy George", he used this feel for the game of politics, and his needling, nimble Commons style, to steadily undermine chancellor Brown, who had previously seemed impregnable to Tory attack.