nimble örnekleri

• The literal meaning of the term prestidigitator is 'nimble-fingered', but its connotations extend to the idea of illusion, imposture, deception.

• From this exurbia the authors deduce lessons for a nimble and adaptable urbanism.

• Instead of seeing computers as giant, plodding number-crunchers, they had to be viewed as nimble tools that could talk to each other.

• The result is a nimble, refreshing and transparent discussion of informed and informative architectural concepts.

• Evidently, currencies and languages are not analogous, but the underlying principle of moving from unwieldy and costly plurality to cheap and nimble oneness is the same.

• It is hard to argue with a general idea that a forward-looking society should be nimble enough to bounce back and handle the problems it creates.

• To those who are young and nimble, it falls to face discomfort and danger; sometimes to meet it, at closer quarters.

• They are very expert and nimble workers but unfortunately the period of their employment at this work is very short.

• My fingers were nimble at 11 and my father's were nimble at eight.

• As a result, management people need to be lighter on their feet, more nimble and more flexible.

• We must be very nimble on our feet in relation to such legislation.

• I am sure that when he applies his nimble mind to the best of it he will make it even better.

• They, as we know, have nimble fingers, and in the field of light manufactures they can earn fortunes for their employers.

• We saw people weaving with incredibly nimble fingers the most complicated and fine hats, starting with 24 strands and gradually adding in more and more.

• We need a more nimble, smarter world body.