Where was the shrewd wit?
Meanwhile, Richard is shrewd, Penny keeps her cards close to her chest, and Luke appears to have found a girl who thinks his Tourette's is funny.
Baiting the ever-baitable Donald Trump to rant about the "women's card" is a shrewd way to pad her lead.
Many financiers, however, feel that the Fed boss has played a tough hand of cards with a shrewd eye.
But whatever we may think of Morsi, we have to accept that he and the Muslim Brotherhood from which he hails have been very shrewd in playing their political cards.
Despite the recent setbacks, the green card lottery is a shrewd way for the United States to honor a history of open immigration that lasted until the late 19th century, and win over hearts and minds along the way.
By George Cecil Cowing The New Yorker, June 8 , 1929P. 88 When I stood on the weighing-machine and went through the ritual of depositing the penny I was issued a card that conveyed a shrewd piece of character reading.
Far from being victims robbed of their tax dollars, the American public is essentially a winner in the bank rescue scheme – a shrewd investor who (involuntarily) played her cards right.
Now it falls to Mr. Piñera, a former corporate strategist who became a billionaire by making shrewd investments in an airline and a credit card processing company, to use some of those savings to further modernize the country.
Reading Daniyal Mueenuddin's mesmerizing first collection, "In Other Rooms, Other Wonders," is like watching a game of blackjack, the shrewd players calculating their way beyond their dealt cards in an attempt to beat the dealer.
