His mother, Donna, said he showed dexterity and determination with his left hand early on.
Wells was adroit at using the plunge in interest rates to curtail losses by putting homeowners onto new, cheaper loans.As well as showing dexterity during the crisis, Wells also seems to be better at the nuts and bolts of banking.
Hyphen-Labs' technologists show similar dexterity.
The poems selected show a dexterity and nimbleness of phrase, painting deft pictures of Ireland.
He even showed more dexterity than Brady, particularly on a 9-yard fourth-quarter scamper to keep alive a New England drive.
After days spent tending livestock or cutting hay, men and women in the region would show remarkable dexterity, using scissors to cut pieces of thin black paper into depictions of scenes from their daily lives.
Showing great dexterity, he manages to slow down and get it back on the chain ring just by nudging the pedals, without getting off his bike or - I think - using either hand.
As in "Ghostwritten," which recounted the intersecting stories of a dozen people connected by six (or fewer) degrees of separation, Mr. Mitchell shows his dexterity as a writer in this volume by shifting gears among a wide variety of styles.
Are not people rightly asking, "Is this man simply not cut out for the job"?' Cameron showed the dexterity which is delighting Tories when he was able to cope with a bit of sharp practice by Labour.
And they once again overshadowed a trip that was designed to show his dexterity on the foreign policy front, as his remarks put him in the choppy crosscurrents of Israel-Palestinian affairs where American presidents have often served as mediators.
