Pinterest is shrewdly growing just enough tentacles to keep it accessible and visible.
The familiar story has been harmlessly, often shrewdly rejiggered to give the ballet just enough plot.
On the bunt, he shrewdly stepped in front of catcher Josh Thole, momentarily obscuring him enough to provide Jerry Hairston Jr. time to score from third base on the play.
He signed shrewdly in the summer and has managed his squad with enough aplomb that the early European qualifying ties have not diminished the squad's energy or application through the season.
It was not enough to forestall the criticism from Julius Malema, the portly, improbable, ill-disciplined but shrewdly articulate radical recently expelled from the ruling party.
That's pretext enough for "The Roots of Hip-Hop: From Church to Gangsta" (Harte), a shrewdly chosen collection of old songs and recitations.
He shrewdly understood the limits of power, was ruthless in the exercise of it and cynical enough to disarm critics early in his regime by giving citizens a tax holiday.
So did the Greek dramatist Sophocles 800 years later (and, to judge from some of his late writings, felt it quite long enough).His countryman and near-contemporary, the philosopher Plato, who lived to 80, shrewdly pointed out one reason for such unusual longevity in "The Republic".
Franchise co-creator Whannell, who wrote and directed this proficiently shot and constructed picture, plugs in enough well-timed scares and creepy sights and sounds to hold interest, while shrewdly staying within the bounds of the film's PG-13 rating.
He cleared enough space beneath the salary cap to acquire the game's most dominant center, shrewdly maneuvered a draft-day deal to sign a prodigy out of high school and, to top it all off, helped woo the league's most successful coach.
