From behind the wheel of a bright-yellow model at Tata Motors' engineering and testing center here in a suburb of Pune, an industrial city some 60 miles southeast of Mumbai, the Nano proved agile and fun to hustle around the test track.
Although its dual-overhead-cam, 1.6-liter motor only put out 115 hp, that was good enough to propel the light Miata to over 100mph, and for winding roads its independent suspension proved agile, predictable and pure fun.
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On a test drive from downtown Los Angeles to the Griffith Observatory in the low mountains to the north, the i3 proved an agile performer, with quick acceleration and lightning-fast steering.
In Egypt, at every stage, the protesters proved more agile, more resourceful, more imaginative and more determined than what one of them, in a breathless television interview, dismissed as "those stone-age men sitting in chairs".
Whatever these ballets may be like, their choreographers are in love with energy and, in their past New York visits, the Aspen Santa Fe dancers have proven remarkably agile.
He has proven an agile communicator in the early days since the storm, posting frequent updates on Twitter and sending agency heads to answer questions from callers on radio shows.
Nevertheless, a more standard structure is a good test of Mr Mitchell's literary prowess, one that puts the distracting spirals of complex temporal leaps and multiple story lines deliberately out of reach.Mr Mitchell's facility proves as agile as ever.
Characters are needed, so a tiny decrepit butler – Mark Hadfield proves extraordinarily agile – is wheeled on to become an apricot-clad Aunt Dahlia, a towering leader of the Black Shorts (this entails much clambering on to tables while draped in a long leather coat) and a policeman who attempts to skim around the stage on a stationary bike.
From the first he proved himself an agile theorist at a time when it was still possible to be an economic theorist without extensive mathematical training.
Although Mrs. Clinton proved a more agile candidate than many had expected, she built a campaign that was suffused in overconfidence, riven by acrimony and weighted by the emotional baggage of a marriage between former and would-be presidents.
