Sentence examples for smartly built from inspiring English sources

"College kids may not be bringing TVs to their dorm rooms anymore, but Machinima, because it has smartly built itself around YouTube, is right there on their laptops".

But the jubilee, which smartly built on the branded goods of austerity nostalgia (Keep Calm and Carry On and suchlike) accompanying the curious belief that enduring a tube strike or snow amounted to a revival of the "Blitz spirit", has made it more unavoidable than perhaps any time since the war.

As an adult, he greatly and smartly built upon the millions of his parents to put himself in a position to become the team's majority owner.

The legislation smartly builds on efforts by several states, led by Maine, California, Washington and Maryland, to get a handle on the proliferation of technological trash.

In Sidebark's case, that feature is an automated email analysis tool that smartly builds sharing lists for you.

Ovaska adds that Highland Europe, which works closely with Highland Capital Partner in the U.S., will help Smartly.io build its global management team as it targets expansion in the U.S. and other countries and give it access to capital to fund potential acquisitions or a more aggressive growth strategy.

The new repertoire for Uberjam Deux is more tightly written, smartly arranged, and built around a real conversation between the leader and his remarkable rhythm guitarist and samples-player Avi Bortnick.

Ms. Archs smartly tried to build from the foundation elements of the house: mixing bright carnival colors like fuchsia, fire-engine red and tangerine; playing with polka dot prints, and offering an abundance of flirty, girly short dresses.

And if you stage spaces smartly, you can build anticipation throughout the duration of the event and encourage exploration and design delight.

Indeed, Target, the most upscale of the nation's discounters, is trying to strike the right balance between offering more groceries while still selling the smartly designed home goods and apparel on which it built its reputation.

Economists more or less agree on what a country has to do to be efficient -- open the economy, keep inflation low, treat investors fairly, regulate smartly, spend on education, build good infrastructure, and so on.