Sentence examples for what a masterstroke from inspiring English sources
When club captain Tom Thorley jumped ship to Conference North rivals Hednesford in November 2013, Heeley's response was to move left-back Ellis Deeney into Thorley's vacant central midfield position and what a masterstroke it proved to be.
He should be praised for what was a masterstroke.
What followed was a masterstroke from the script writers at the company.
Back in 1997, Australia's delegation pulled what they saw as a masterstroke during post-midnight negotiations on the final day in Japan.
That may sound powerful, but Duncan Smith was another fooled by the budget, famously punching his hands in the air when Osborne announced what appeared to be a masterstroke – a "living wage" that was still a pay cut for working poor.
While the government and ODA juggled conflicting priorities, Locog was pulling what now looks like a masterstroke.
The paper, first published in 1888, tinted its pages in 1893 to distinguish itself from its rival, The Financial News, in what the Financial Times described as "a masterstroke which made it immediately distinguishable from its main competitor".
Then, in what was either a show of arrogance or a masterstroke of strategy, Packer proposed the hotel and casino should be put on Barangaroo Central – the part of the site designated as park and cultural space.
In what seemed a political masterstroke, he appointed General Walls to oversee the planned fusion of the former white-led army with the two guerrilla armies.
The resolution was a "masterstroke" for having laid the roadmap for what can be described as the surrender of the rebels to the legitimate government.
