Smartly in a sentence

Ahmad is great at smartly directed and choreographed fight sequences, but elsewhere the dialogue can be cringe-inducing.

A smartly rendered show focusing on Samantha could correct that view, and in the same way it could vivaciously trade in wicked farce that reminds us of why she's the character everyone wants to be.

As the bellman with a classic bell cap takes your bags, you know you’re either in a Wes Anderson movie or a smartly run, sophisticated, friendly, and pitch-perfect hotel.

As the only expansion that is set to come to is smartly ambitious.

Battery placement, which can sometimes eat up trunk space, was smartly designed here for maximum cargo room.

Chesterfield responded with an effort by Grigg which was smartly saved by Dibble whose opposite number Boot was in action a minute later to keep out a shot from McLean after a brief spell of sloppy defending by the visitors’ rear-guard.

Duckett smartly diverts the ball into the gap at gully for a single and Crawley just places the next ball as well.

Ensure visitors stay around longer and keep coming back by smartly linking internally.

In terms of a large deal waiting to be made that will significantly jump reserves and resources in America, Barrick could easily (and smartly) purchase the other half of the Donlin Gold project in Alaska from ), not already owned.

I think Haring was incredibly lucky to not receive a second yellow in the game, and Hearts would smartly take the Austrian off shortly after, avoiding any sending off in the latter stages.

Kiba smartly ditched the tight leather of his later teen years and reverted to the hooded jacket, but now adopted a wilder and rougher look that expressed his canine nature.

Lalpekhlua, who found the net on Sunday, exploited a gap in the visitors’ backline and smartly picked out an unmarked Ricky Meetei Haobam inside the box.

Meanwhile, DragGAN hallucinates image data, smartly generating pixels from thin air, filling in gaps that would otherwise require plenty of Photoshop work to brush up to perfection.

Ochaco and Momo both lost their first matches in the UA sports festival, but it was Ochaco who smartly landed on her feet and knew what to do.

On a visit to her childhood home, Amy laments that she’s filled with “generations of bad decisions sitting inside” her—though “Beef” smartly leaves open the possibility that Amy may be deflecting the blame for her personality flaws onto her upbringing.

Played on designer Kenneth MacLeod’s simple, smartly adaptable, neon-trimmed set (which is augmented affectingly by video designer Rob Willoughby), ChildMinder is an admirably brave and ambitious work of playwriting.

Pope gets down really smartly to his right to push it away; that’s his best save of the game.

Smartly suited managers mill around giving rapid-fire sales tips, using terms like "greed" and "fear of loss".

The film smartly lets Cady actually go through grief and resentment, lash out in anger, and desperately reach for support.

The interior of the XC90 is smartly finished from front to back.