Sentence examples for sleek power from inspiring English sources
Their fish are ugly, drugged, flaccid and fat, with Norwegian genes and none of the sleek power of their wild relatives.
His cast members, led by the extraordinary Elizabeth Marvel, have been duded up in sleek power suits that wouldn't be out of place in Oliver Stone's forthcoming film "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps".
Not to mention, his abilities and skills lie almost solely in that sleek power suit.
Kerry Washington, who plays Pope, has once again teamed up with The Limited's head of design, Elliot Staples, and "Scandal" costumer designer, Lyn Paolo, to design more sleek power suits, outwear and smart separates.
Recorded with Green Day producer and Warners chairman Rob Cavallo, Danger Days is a return to the rocket-fuelled, sleek and streamlined power-punk of Three Cheers for Sweet Revenge, with the artery-blowing passion of Gerard Way's delivery undiminished by the lengthy period of premeditation he's allowed himself this time.
She shares the sleek sculptural power of the world she inhabits, wearing the sharply angled artifices of high fashion as if built for them and evoking, with her coolly glowing stillness, fire encased in marble.
But this year a charity called the Crossroads Roads foundation sought to inject some trauma into the cosseted lives of the world's "global elite", as the hundreds of Wall Street barons, sleek political power brokers and corporate titans that gather in Davos every year like to style themselves.
This forerunner to Apple's personal computing devices did not have the sleek design, power or functionality of, say, the MacBooks we know today.
But then throw in a 3G wireless into a thin and sleek package powered by a custom web interface and you have one tasty treat.
The influence of technology gurus such as Bill Gates (Microsoft), Larry Ellison (Oracle) and Jim Clark (Netscape), all owners of extremely sleek sail or power yachts, cannot be discounted.
Barely a couple of hours after Donald Trump had been declared the next president of the United States and even the political columnists, those sleek interlocutors of power, were in shock.
