The Niners these days are riding their stars and game-planning shrewdly.
The two risings were neither coordinated nor very shrewdly planned.
The event is Coachella promoter Goldenvoice's shrewdly planned and profitably made case for offering the 'Chella experience to a boomer audience.
Then, as Wolf had shrewdly planned, they spent five uninterrupted hours together aboard the plane.
But the book I'm planning to read to myself - and my children - every night is The Everyman Book of Nonsense Verse (£12.99), edited by Louise Guinness, a shrewdly chosen, irresistible mixture of old and new, illustrated by (among others) Quentin Blake, John Tenniel, Emma Chichester Clark, GK Chesterton and Edward Gorey.
A couple of days before Sandberg reached billionaire status, Oxfam published a report, shrewdly timed to get the attention of the super-rich people who planned to attend the World Economic Forum, in Davos, Switzerland (Sandberg among them) — or, at least, of the journalists writing about them.
As credit markets deteriorated in June, and as pressure grew in the United States for higher taxes on private equity funds, Blackstone's leaders shrewdly pushed forward the date of the company's initial public offering and priced it at $31 a share, the top of the planned range.
The victory was a big one for Mr. Brown, who, experts said Wednesday, had persuaded the state's electorate to raise taxes for the first time since 2004 by shrewdly framing the plan as the only way to save California's underfinanced public schools.
But, interestingly, Lancaster has shrewdly extended his backward planning goal beyond the 2015 tournament to include the 2019 World Cup in Japan.
AT&T is shrewdly pricing the data plans to keep customers happy.
Shrewdly, they also opposed plans for a new women's prison, though it would have been better if they had acknowledged that the campaign was an initiative by the formidable Women for Independence group.
