Sentence examples for sleeve it from inspiring English sources

For other parts of the world, Aerion has another trick up its sleeve: it says its design allows "boomless" cruising at 1,200kph, or 1.15 times the speed of sound, which would be permitted under international rules.In this section Whither the great wave?

The virtual keyboard also some other tricks up its sleeve: it customises to its owner in a way that a physical QWERTY never can: the central strike points of each key can move by up to half a key to adjust to your particular typing style (with the aim of reducing typos).

Like Jane Austen's "Emma," "Augustown" is a village novel, and, even if (unlike "Emma") it wears its politics on its sleeve, it exemplifies the belief that everything you want to know about human beings can be found in an overlooked, out-of-the-way little community, as long you pay it sufficient attention.

It is engagingly self-aware and excruciatingly self-conscious, wearing its hipness on its sleeve; it's ingenious and yet remarkably contrived.

The novel is set in England and Australia in the middle of the nineteenth century and wears its research so openly on its sleeve it is obviously intended to demonstrate just how very different a country the past was, and how, in that country, salvation and damnation were not only a constant topic of intellectual debate but a matter of profound emotional concern to the individual.

But T. gondii has a very clever trick up its sleeve: it rewires the rat brain.

"Wear short sleeves," it urged, next to a helpful drawing of a golf shirt.

Boxy, with a boat neckline and wrist-length sleeves, it's strikingly modern.

Brazenly slashed to the hip with matching briefs, with asymmetric sleeves, it will guarantee you an amazing entrance.

The sleeves, it seems, represented wings and were featured in fertility rituals in which young girls impersonated birds.

Mired in rush-hour traffic, layered in sweatshirts and long sleeves, it's hard to imagine a more unlikely start to a tropical reptile hunt.