Sentence examples for our savvy from inspiring English sources

Our savvy waitress took no notes, got everything right and anticipated our needs.

I'm sure our savvy readers have lots of other ideas; tell us.

That night, our savvy waitress could not have been better: She was familiar with all the ins and outs of the menu, knew who ordered each dish and brought appropriate replacement silver.

Our savvy founder saved $2.4 million in taxes by taking advantage of Sec.

Ulrich earned $23.1 million in 2003, making him the 20th best-paid CEO in the U.S. Did the outsized compensation turn off our savvy online readership?

But our savvy readers discovered that using a time hack, you could trick the site to show what will be launched, ruining Snapchat's big countdown.

Press releases and reviews are always telling us how our savviest artists "deconstruct" the things of the past: take them apart and reveal their wrong, wrong assumptions.

By Joan Acocella Press releases and reviews are always telling us how our savviest artists "deconstruct" the things of the past: take them apart and reveal their wrong, wrong assumptions.

We make slick seminar presentations, rope in far-flung collaborators for the sake of sounding exciting, get all zippy and glitzy with graphics, and assign our savviest undergrad the task of modernizing the lab Web page.

In our savvier moments we might think, "Of course.

"Between 1997 and 2006, businesses fully women-owned, or majority-owned by women, grew at nearly twice the rate of all U.S. firms (42.3percentt vs. 23.3percentt)." And it is not just about our business savvy, but it is also about our purchasing power.