Sentence examples for savvy eye from inspiring English sources

Nina Arianda, another actress who chooses her roles with a savvy eye for show-stealing potential, stars in "Tales from Red Vienna," by David Grimm, as a post-First World War widow who turns to prostitution.

This seems a no-brainer investment for a VC firm with too much cash that wants a savvy eye on up-and-coming companies and talent in Eastern Europe.

"Faking It: Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop," the savvy, eye-opening exhibition that the curator Mia Fineman has organized at the Met, finds evidence that, within a decade of its invention in 1839, the medium was already a clever mix of fiction and fact.

Lena Horne floats like a butterfly for Philippe Halsman's Vogue-savvy eye.

We love actress Marion Cotillard and in our style-savvy eyes she could do not wrong.

With 250 people represented, it blurs the line between professional and amateur and introduces a savvy curatorial eye.

We want to be sure we'd be hiring someone who would run not a bubble company like Groupon, but with at least as savvy an eye to the bottom line as some of the blue-chip companies in Trump's own investment portfolio: Alphabet (the former Google); Microsoft, AT&T, Procter & Gamble.

Now it is our daughters — who will never have heard of Savvy magazine — eying those cookies guiltily.

9 p.m. (9) VERONICA MARS -- Veronica (Kristen Bell, who is also starring in rebroadcasts of "Reefer Madness" this week), savvy teenage private eye (she moonlights after school), helps a friend search for her Jack Russell terrier and discovers a larger problem.

There she is, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, chipper but professional, girlish but savvy with an eye on the prize.

U-Haul and C&S Wholesale Grocers are setting an important example that is not only environmentally responsible, but also business savvy with an eye on more than just the short term.