Cleverly answered.

Cleverly done, I'll say that.

You do it very cleverly, I grant you.

They weave it cleverly, lightly, like a cobweb.

So one girl said, very cleverly, It's very easy.

Do you shoot as cleverly as you talk? Better.

Bill Wolverton from NASA analyzed it cleverly in the '70s.

So I cleverly chose rowing, which I got very good at.

So after the Sinclair ZX80 came along the very cleverly named

So after the Sinclair ZX80 came along the very cleverly named Sinclair ZX81.

These are the anthers of a lily, cleverly done so that when the unsuspecting insect

Now, the very famous leader who used this medium very cleverly was Gamal Abdel Nasser.

like the peacock's tail, except that, unlike hair and feathers, the hand axes are consciously cleverly crafted.

Galileo, by the way, did this very cleverly by running a ball backwards down the strings of his lute.

Cleverly, Norway pays out the funds to Brazil only upon proven success in avoiding deforestation (compared with an agreed baseline).

So, tornadoes don't happen in Massachusetts, and I was cleverly standing in the front yard when one came over the hill.

We know that what's going on between the bee and that flower is that bee has been cleverly manipulated by that flower.

Cleverly, they positioned the party as conservative rather than Islamist a process aided by the corruption, bickering, and incompetence of the existing parties.

The artist had very cleverly suggested people and clothes and wagons and all sorts of things, and my brain had taken the suggestion.

We are heavy duty neurobiologists and we've done a study of you, Searle, and we're convinced you are not conscious, you are a very cleverly constructed robot,

And the bee has been cleverly fooled into taking the nectar, and also picking up some powder on its leg, and going off to the next blossom.

In fact, India s reserved places scheme operates as a deliberate smokescreen, for it allows the government cleverly to mask the real issue, which is access to primary education for India s disadvantaged.

In Copenhagen, China cleverly deflected pressure by hiding behind small, poor countries and forging a negotiating alliance, known as the BASIC bloc, with three other major developing countries India, Brazil, and South Africa.

First, when the Shannon mandate was so painstakingly and cleverly developed in 1995, it explicitly envisaged that such a treaty would have a verification mechanism, a matter of fundamental importance to my delegation.

Its meaning could be cleverly and dangerously exploited by those who did not want real equality and, in that connection, she was concerned about the apparently indiscriminate use of the term in the State party's reports.

Blairism was a mood, a style, but, in substantive terms, it represented no radical break with the Thatcherite legacy that New Labour repackaged so cleverly, and, in fairness, administered more humanely than the Iron Lady ever did.

But if you cleverly arrange a whole bunch of pixels to turn on and off in a special way, you can make an image that appears to move across the screen, even though every pixel stays put.

At Camp David II, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak cleverly insisted that the first clause of his offer included acceptance of the end of the conflict, which was a problem for Palestinians, given that historic rights remained unresolved.

The Kurds in the north cleverly and adeptly used the window of opportunity that opened before them to seize de facto independence, though the key question of control over the northern city of Kirkuk remains a ticking time bomb.

But in a context where the EU remains too remote from citizens and where apathy and confusion define the referendum campaign, the No side has cleverly packaged its message of Europe as an existential threat to Irish jobs, investment and sovereignty.

These are the anthers of a lily, cleverly done so that when the unsuspecting insect lands on it, the anther flips up and whops it on the back with a great load of pollen that it then goes to another plant with.

Hand axes mark an evolutionary advance in human history tools fashioned to function as what Darwinians call fitness signals that is to say, displays that are performances like the peacock's tail, except that, unlike hair and feathers, the hand axes are consciously cleverly crafted.

To wrap it up, to give you an end to my story that I so cleverly started with and then left at the very beginning, left you right in the middle hanging, so that you didn't really know what happened did my fears actually...

On that occasion, Robin Cleverly and Chris Hackford brought a variety of interesting issues to the attention of the participants of a working session. The prevailing opinion at the moment is inclined to reject any such value because of the wide margin of interpretation left to the expert.

His latest product, the cleverly named Mailstrom, seems almost retro in this age of social messaging it helps you manage your email. But, unlike some new tools that guess usually inaccurately whose mail is important to me, Mailstrom does an excellent job not only of categorizing my mail, but also of helping me to get rid of it by applying my own intelligence and willpower.