Sentence examples for smart timing from inspiring English sources
Slight shifts in tone bolster the wit, while smart timing makes the puns far funnier.
Smart timing: Vueling contributed profits of €139m in the third quarter at a remarkable profit margin of 25%.
He downgraded Apple's stock to neutral from buy last April – a move that looks like smart timing now.
These unregenerate garage-rockers from Detroit don't bother with innovation, but they play their three-chord, fuzz-toned stomps with punch and smart timing.
Everybody's basically jamming before the hugging starts, but – thanks to smart timing, and the director's gift for sprinkling spontaneity over even humdrum interactions – getting there is no chore, and some fun, in an AOR-ish way.
"John Roberts's Rapid Ascension" (editorial, Sept. 6) doesn't mention President Bush's smart timing of the announcement of Judge John G. Roberts Jr.'s nomination to be chief justice of the United States.
While taking a back seat on the spill was smart timing-wise, Dr Salisbury also thinks it furnished Turnbull with some useful information for later spills.
It is very funny, and Anton Grishanin as the pervy dandy displays smart comic timing.
The smart rhythmic timing, the easy command of off-balance dancing and the unforced high energy are other features that come from Balanchine, but the bodies' rapid changeability of focus is a striking legacy of Mr. Scarlett's British training.
The staging, directed with smart comic timing by Dona D. Vaughn, occurs in a single attractive woodland set by Raul Abrego, lighted thoughtfully (if with a few too many strobe effects in the transitions to the fairies' reality) by Jane Cox.
Sunday night's Emmy Awards served up plenty of LOLs thanks to some smart comedic timing and fair amount of nerve from a handful of nominees.
