Nimbly in a sentence

At a rural intersection outside Jakarta, 85-year-old Husin bin Nisan stands guard, his hands nimbly signaling for vehicles to stop or proceed.

The film starts out in a more comedic register as Dilara adjusts to Handan’s world, but it quickly – and mostly nimbly – pivots to something more like a thriller as she fights to regain her old life.

The new structure “will allow the department to operate more nimbly and provide focused service to our internal and external clients,” Tomas said.

Molinaro said that state governments are on the frontlines of regulating how AI and its potential disinformation can be quelled, and can act more nimbly than the federal government.

The captain, 46-year-old William Balquin Jr., steers the boat out of the harbor, gripping a battered steering wheel and nimbly navigating the waves.

Yet lighter pack makes fleeter foot and challenge nimbly met.

Human beings tread in the city very carefully, nimbly, lightly and minimizing waste and minimizing consumption.

It might be a global blueprint for how to react more nimbly to a future outbreak.

I watched from an auntie’s porch as Mary headed to the market, nimbly crossing a 30-foot-deep ravine on a makeshift bridge: five rotten stalks of bamboo.

But with a charming twangy voice and the occasional injection of banjo, pedal steel or mandolin, she nimbly struts a tightrope between pop, rock, folk and Americana with enough hooks to be commercially viable, especially to millions of other women.

Transitions between past and present are marked by S. Benjamin Farrar’s apt lighting, fantastic sound design from Bri Atwood and the most powerful character work that Esser presents, as she nimbly shifts between Lissie’s ages.

NYtimes wrote: “This collection of Thorvaldsdottir chamber works is a tour of vivid sound worlds nimbly navigated by members of the International Contemporary Ensemble.

The man, wearing rubber sandals, walked nimbly about on 7-cm-wide steel girders and threatened to jump as about 40 police officers tried to persuade him to come down.

They had the aura of ordinary nonpoliticians, but they were also digital-native media savants, organizing hashtag campaigns, planning protests, delivering speeches that went spectacularly viral and nimbly engaging detractors on social media.

Gloucester nimbly stage-manages Clarence's death, fast-tracking the order of execution and then intercepting Edward IV's pardon when he changes his mind.

He reportedly "nimbly and bravely scaled a rock by making use of some tree roots which God had provided for his safety", and managed to survive the attack.

If alarmed, say by a passing shadow, they nimbly swim downwards by flipping their abdomens in much the same way as the larvae do.