Sentence examples for what a shrewd from inspiring English sources

Bob Willis, the former England bowler and Sky commentator, suggested the idea – what a shrewd man he is.

Mark Hughes deserves huge credit for proving what a shrewd strategist he can be.

Ravi Bopara pushed stiffly to second slip, Greg Smith was bowled poking forward at his first ball, and Ben Foakes unimpressed to be given out leg before for another golden duck as Groenewald, a 30-year-old South African who has settled in the Midlands, exploited inevitable spring moisture to show again what a shrewd signing he has been from Warwickshire.

Player of the season: Thomas Waldrom - the man some saw as a back-up signing for Jordan Crane, proved from the outset what a shrewd acquisition he was.

Had they noted the 47percentt figure, they might have been able to point out what a shrewd strategy this was -- right before the primary, hours before opinions began to firm, Clinton was hitting the most advantageous bloc of Democratic voters that were available to her, while Obama was fighting McCain over the same group of "undeclared" independents.

Of course, I thought my dad overreacted to what was a shrewd business move.

In what seems a shrewd move, he visits a law firm where one partner, Jack, is white and another, Henry, is black.

In fact the bases radicalized many young Saudis, and persuaded Osama bin Laden to turn his sights on the U.S. What seemed a shrewd move to improve our security ended up undermining our friends and strengthening our enemies.

But reading it again, for the first time in 30 years, I see, too, what an amazingly shrewd and subtle writer Kästner was, and I can only urge you, now, to send your children – or any children you know – back to the book itself, irrespective of whether or not you're planning an outing to the play.

When completed, he went and did what any shrewd businessman would do: he sold it on eBay.

Alyson Levy contributes photos of herself and the comedian Janeane Garofalo enacting the roles of hellacious suburban teenagers in what might be a shrewd takeoff on the current crop of photographic psychodramas.