| The council often seems to think that New Yorkers are unsophisticated rubes, continually fleeced by crafty and unethical businesses. |
| He stays too low to the ground and is too crafty with the ball to be stopped. |
| Berbatov gets one foot inside the penalty area before losing the ball, and even the linesmen are beginning to take crafty peeks at their watches. |
| My neighbors include a family of armadillos, a crafty old opossum, and a resourceful raccoon. |
| This is particularly true in the office, where crafty technologies help bosses keep abreast of what their employees are doing. |
| Police department budgets were small, and town coffers often ran dry, so lawmen, being the crafty lot they are, solved their dilemma themselves. |
