Sentence examples for under clever from inspiring English sources

In three years under "Clever" Hans Backe, not once did his teams blow a lead in a regular-season game.

If Mr Howard really believes that he already has the basis for constructing a new, popular Tory majority, he is deluding himself.That the Tories will do better under the clever and experienced Mr Howard is not in doubt.

Under the clever editorship of the classicist Mary Beard, the idea was not just to provide a quick catch-up on the bits you missed first time around - why was Julius Caesar so miffed at Brutus wielding a dagger?

The cast, led by Anne Hathaway, put in lively and delightful performances under the clever direction of Daniel Sullivan.

Under his clever stage-managing, the sight of a woman smoking in public lost it's whiff of immorality and instead became fashionable, politically correct, and appropriately sexy.

Acting under their clever pseudonym, the unnamed seniors turn empty boards into works of typographical art, a feat that's earned them a few hundred followers on their newly opened Instagram account.

Trump taps into the righteous anger of an electorate while misdirecting those voters to scapegoat our struggling veterans, military, federal workers, retired people, sick and challenged under the clever and nondescript term -- dependent class.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2296/10/72/prepub The work was supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Clever Networks program and by the Victorian Government Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development.

At its centre is Alec Leamas, sent, he believes, on a clever under-cover mission of revenge but in fact the unwitting tool of even cleverer British brains with other motives.

Entertainment Weekly Ken Tucker considered the episode "at once in-your-face and under-handed, very clever about its very cynicism".

Dickerson helped engineer the Beck concert in the middle of Yahoo's campus, a gift to the developer community that led to Brickhouse and a strong signal of cluefulness that continues to this day, albeit under Google's clever repackaging with a series of Campfire announcements and Google I/O, and Facebook's second F8 developer conference later today.