Sentence examples for shrewd move for from inspiring English sources

Phillips could sign Leiter and make his first shrewd move for 2003.

AZ is now pronounced like the first and last letters of the English alphabet, a shrewd move, for two reasons.

That proved a shrewd move for Everton, with Stones being one of the form defenders in the Premier League this season.

Some Americans go into Middle East studies because their families come from that part of the world, because they see it as a shrewd move for future business careers, or because they want to go into national security-related work.

Given Texas' current political climate, it is a shrewd move for an effective Democrat, said Bill Miller, a political consultant in Austin who has worked with candidates on both sides of the aisle.

Likewise, when a young state senator called Barack Obama voted for a similar measure in Illinois in 1998, it seemed like a shrewd move for a man with lofty ambitions.

Two years ago, TSN made the shrewd move of snagging CBC's famous Hockey Night in Canada opening jingle for every NHL game on their network.

A shrewd move from Ricoh — dome lenses don't look good on these types of cameras, as witnessed by the huge cottage industry of creating flat lenses for underwater housings for other action cameras.

Meanwhile, with the federal government teetering on the verge of default, Brown's longtime ally, state Treasurer Bill Lockyer, has completed his shrewd move to lock in cash-flow for the state government in advance of any roiling of capital markets.

It was a shrewd move: Denver led the NFL in total defense for the first time ever.

The purchase of the "Guitar Hero" franchise, which Activision worked out in May 2006 when it acquired Red Octane for $100 million, has proven a shrewd move.