Sentence examples for shrewd entry from inspiring English sources

The bank bought San Francisco-based Golden West Financial in 2006 in what was then seen as a shrewd entry into a red-hot mortgage market.

The bishop of Buckingham, Alan Wilson, summed up the feelings of many of the church's liberals when he said: "Given the insane pace and intensity of the job he has been doing, many will feel his next move is a shrewd and well deserved re-entry to a place where he can really develop his theology free of the institutional constraints that come with his present day job".

Lieutenant Colonel T. E. Lawrence later lampooned this as a "triumphal entry" but it was actually a shrewd political stroke, freeing Chauvel's forces to advance another 300 km to Aleppo, which was captured on 25 October.

He could also be shrewd, claiming to be a Bible salesman to gain entry into factories where he was otherwise unwanted, or memorizing the height of his coat buttons to compute the heights of the children he photographed.

The Mariners qualified for the tournament as the wild-card entry and they ousted the Central Division champion White Sox with a balanced attack of pitching, fielding, timely hitting -- and shrewd personnel moves by the manager.

Charlie was shrewd.

But Pleble was shrewd.

That's shrewd politics.

Shrewd, informed judgements.

It was a shrewd move.

But Mr Meles is shrewd.