Sentence examples for responds smartly from inspiring English sources
The engine responds smartly pretty much whenever you want it, thanks partly to one of the best continuously variable transmissions from any automaker.
Nigeria's finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala responds smartly: We can give you bankable investments.... Amid laughter, the moderator steps in saying "Davos is a place for doing deals" -- tell him how you going to make Nigeria the place for his investments.
Since fundamentalists mount homophobically inspired boycotts at the drop of a hat, so the LGBT media should respond smartly.
The White House responded smartly yesterday to the recent election of a moderate Iranian Parliament by lifting some economic sanctions and hinting that more might follow.
Celtic were ahead from the 29th minute, when the goalkeeper Gordon Marshall forced out a low cross by Alan Thompson and Chris Sutton responded smartly to shoot home the rebound.
If you don't let it get to your head and always respond smartly and sharply, everything will turn out fine.
Zafarullah Jamali, Pakistan's prime minister, smartly responded with a ten-minute telephone call to Mr Vajpayee, and a letter which talked about curbing terrorism and proposed a summit in Islamabad.
May I suggest these: interview Bob Knight as he copes with acid reflux; respond rapidly and smartly to a colleague's racially insensitive remark; restrain Chris Berman until he stops channeling Red Barber, Howard Cosell and John Facenda; conduct a field report while relay teams of British streakers run in front of the camera; and outshout Gary Thorne on an overtime goal.
This means tiredness, difficulty to respond quickly and smartly to anything that comes up.
The Global Goals were carefully crafted so our governments can respond to our needs as smartly as possible.
He smartly handles shifting large-scale geometries, he responds to music with taste, and he matches energetic full-orchestra conclusions with excitingly fast-changing formations that fill the stage.
