It is nimble, taking curves at speeds that the original GTO of the 1960's couldn't have begun to handle.
Across the City Hall rotunda, the Council speaker, Christine C. Quinn, offers a more nimble take.
A ridiculously underrated Victorian crime thriller with writing so deft and nimble it takes your breath away.
Capt Shaun Jones RFA, commanding officer on RFA Fort Victoria, said: "To manoeuvre such a large ship at speed in close vicinity of a nimble dhow takes extreme concentration and skill; my team were never found wanting".
My above views are precisely why I live in Silicon Valley: A place that not only lacks an artificial reverence for an old stodgy company, it actually celebrates when a younger, nimble startup takes it down.
On second-and-12, with the pocket collapsing around him, Testaverde -- never mistaken for nimble -- took off down the middle of the field.
He said that in the future he wants the agency to be more nimble and take in the complete picture of the bank's operations.
The Big Short, which chronicled the 2008 financial meltdown in nimble detail, took five nominations, including best supporting actor for Christian Bale, best film and best director.
In her first novel, Dana Spiotta proves herself to be a fierce and nimble satirist, taking on the commodification of the soul in Los Angeles and the scripted quality of life in that city of silicone-breasted angels.
Alvaro Umaña, co-chair of Climate Transparency and a former Costa Rican environment minister, said: "The G20 has proven that it can be nimble and take action on economic issues, so we are looking to these countries to do the same for the climate".
