Sentence examples for tiny nimble from inspiring English sources

Kathryn Hunter – tiny, nimble, crackle-voiced – shape-shifts to become a myriad of courtiers.

This is because they love handling response to steering forces and tiny, nimble cars like the Elise deliver it better than any other kind on the roads.

North tells me some car companies weren't experienced working with tiny, nimble startups, but doubling its headcount will give it more clout.

This tiny, nimble camera drone boasts a 4.3 mile range, a 4K video and still shot camera, and even a foldable body for easy storage — but it's the autonomy of the drone that really stands out.

It's very, very tiny, yet still pretty nimble.

She picks up tiny objects with her nimble little fingers and examines them before holding them up for my approval.

To build a 1 8 scale Ferrari 375 Plus, it takes thousands of tiny parts—as well as nimble fingers and a keen eye.

The fishermen buy the youngsters for up to $180 because their fingers are nimble enough to work the tiny mesh of their nets.

Like the rest, she is tiny — about 5 feet and 100 pounds — and nimble, flying through the air during her powerful vault as if shot from a cannon.

One consumer-genomics firm called Knome (pronounced "know-me") uses nimble machines that deposit millions of tiny dots filled with DNA snippets on a flat surface, typically glass.

Primitive and tiny as it was, the Samurai was always nimble, and with its two-speed transfer case, shockingly capable off-road when operating in four-wheel drive.