Word: smartly
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: all
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...goals, Brine displayed her deft touch around the goal and penchant for cleaning up rebounds and putting them in the back of the net. “She’s really good down low,” Stone said. “She’s a very smart player. She knows how to anticipate where the puck is going to go.” On the first score, she tucked the rebound from a Johnston offering away inside the right post. On her second goal, a power-play tally, after Dartmouth netminder Kate Lane made a kick save...
...rarely seen in Hollywood films. The dialogue is limited but pointed, and the script is more interested in calling up powerful symbols (the men’s shirts, Ennis’s mailbox) rather than unwieldy monologues to dramatize the characters’ grief. McMurtry and Ossana made the smart decision to give incredible freedom to Lee and his actors. More is said on Anne Hathaway’s face in her last scene than the sum of all the film’s naturalistic and appropriately sparse dialogue. Its lazy passage of time illuminates the characters’ cyclical...
...Brown’s other colleague, Jesse Shapiro ’01, calls Brown “a very intellectually curious, interesting, charismatic guy—very smart...
Associate: Meghan M. Dolan ’06 Someone smart once said that effortlessness is the most attractive human quality. In this case, Meghan’s the peerless, hottest cat on the block...
...football games. It's not a clash of religions, civilizations or even ideologies. They may dress or have their hair cut differently, but the combatants are pea brains in a pod: Australian-born, idle and stunted. They're spectators in the new economy, and the rise of the smart worker has left them smelling like losers...