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Meanings of very nimble in English
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Usage of very nimble in English
1
Yet she had good taste and very nimble fingers when occasion arose.
2
And even though she swore colorfully the whole way, she was very nimble.
3
Men of his size usually aren't very fast, or very nimble.
4
The Hillmen are tidy little folk and very nimble with a job of tinkering.
5
He is much less than a Wren, and very nimble.
6
This is a very supple and active thing; a thing very nimble, to be stayed.
7
Your thinking is very nimble and the teacher and the other students all admire you.
8
One very nimble young fellow in a grey shirt had attracted general attention by his dexterity.
9
Like I was telling you, I'm very nimble-fingered.
10
If any blow away in the wind, my young men, who are very nimble, will catch them.
11
It's not very nimble but it's heavy.
12
They are very nimble and fleet, well adapted to travel on foot and to carry heavy burdens.
13
If you were very nimble you might have done very well, but our strategy is to buy and hold.
14
But it was too deep, and he was too stiff with weariness and the fall to be very nimble.
15
The little old man clapped his hands with delight and cut some joyful capers, for he was very nimble.
16
Fortunately, Chupin was very nimble.
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