Sentence examples for the more enterprising from inspiring English sources

The more enterprising wave dollar bills.

Under the NEP the more enterprising peasants, often former Red Army men, had certainly prospered.

Some of the more enterprising Liverpool fans hired motorcycle couriers to beat the traffic.

The more enterprising might also practise a trade (barbers, carpenters) or become proprietors of internal restaurants.

For the more enterprising of the President's extended family in Kenya, the Obama presidency has represented a window of opportunity.

For the more enterprising, the lake is the first stop in what is called the seven-pond carry.

After completing their sentences, most found work as labourers or tradesmen, but the more-enterprising acquired land, established businesses, or, when suitably qualified, entered the professions.

And in the last few years, the period-instrument orchestra Concerto Köln and the Turkish band Sarband have been extending those explorations into the 18th century and Central Europe, as they did in late-night concerts in the Allen Room at Lincoln Center on Friday and Saturday as part of the ever more enterprising Mostly Mozart Festival.

According to Gerald Brodribb, in his survey and history of the Laws, the change produced more "enterprising", exciting cricket but any alteration in outlook was halted by the Second World War.

It might need to be both secure at the back, and more enterprising in attack, if it is to remain at the top in Spain.

Here...s a clip of her performing a song from her latest album at the TED conference earlier this year_....John Donohue_ Olivier Conan is one of the city...s more enterprising musicians.