Sentence examples for too agile from inspiring English sources
"I'm too quick, too agile for him".
But the hummingbirds are too small and too agile to make even a worthwhile snack, so the hawks ignore them.
Though apparently fascinated by RD Laing's theories about family repression, he's far too agile to be trapped by one explanation.
If you asked me to name my faults, Lord Sugar, I could only really say that I am a bit too exciting, too agile, and people who live in the past might not understand the way I roll.
Louise Barrett, an animal management officer, told the Associated Press, officials "got very close a couple of times, but unfortunately it's just too agile and a bit too quick".
A double jointed thumb can make your thumb too agile to pin and it can double your reach.
He seemed capable of it, too, lithe and agile.
It looked more than seven feet tall and immensely strong, but agile too.
Chimpanzees are too big and agile to be hunted with anything but guns, which until the 20th century were almost entirely in white hands.
The airplane had emerged as a critical weapon of modern warfare, and fighters proved too fast and agile for traditional fire-control systems.
America, by and large, stands for agility; Europe for absorption.When dancing elephants trip upWhen stodgy European firms decide they, too, can become agile, they sometimes come to grief.
