| And, of course, if you've been expecting an email typed by my very own dextrous fingers, it'll be with you shortly. |
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| The forepaws resemble slender human hands and make the raccoon unusually dextrous. |
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| Apart from the huge variety of dice games, there were many games of dextrous skill such as knucklebones. |
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| Yet he makes up for these frail qualities with his heightened intelligence and dextrous ability to climb tall trees. |
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| The interface is appalling, requiring dextrous use of the keyboard to do relatively simple tasks. |
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| His rise to local prominence was due to the dextrous performance of magic on the altars of his church and elsewhere. |
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| How they can move off from traffic lights with phone held to the ear, changing gear and turning across junctions all with one hand is astoundingly dextrous. |
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| Thanks to clever brains and dextrous suckers, they can also open locks, unscrew jars and even untie surgical sutures. |
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| Bangalore designer Deepika cast a spell of summer evening lines, stuff you would call unique for their texturing, perforation of fabrics, and dextrous pattern-making. |
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| He went on to make 55 appearances as Liverpool won the double, laying on the league-clinching goal with a dextrous and clever flick-volley pass. |
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| It will take some dextrous diplomacy to keep all these far-flung island states together under antipodean leadership. |
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| Bensusan can generate real excitement and drama with his solo work through intriguing melodies, rich ornamentation, and sheer dextrous intrepidity. |
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| Ibbotson is dextrous with pace and suspense, accessible, always amusing, and a treat to read aloud, and the book is both joyously light-hearted and profoundly good-hearted. |
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| You still get the glorious harmonies, of course, and the dextrous guitar playing still stands out, rather than being submerged underneath the raised volume. |
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| They shoved us off scrums, stole our ball at the tackle, carried the ball powerfully into our defence, and showed dextrous handling skills in the open spaces. |
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| The frustration is just like when you get popcorn kernel stuck somewhere in your back teeth and your tongue is not dextrous enough and your fingers are too grimy. |
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| Local performer Gerry Grennan provided the pre-interval entertainment, providing some much welcome humour as well as some outstanding dextrous guitar mastery. |
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| Viticulture on these precipitous inclines is extremely time-consuming and labour-intensive and requires particularly dextrous manual work. |
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| Some of the wines had an aggressive masculinity and lacked charm, others had a more dextrous fragrance. |
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| The salads are substantial, and prepared with the dextrous passion of the young chef. |
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| Some days I am able to multi-task like a particularly dextrous octopus. |
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| Drummer Travis Smith underpins the sharp brutality of his band's songs with a startlingly dextrous percussive attack, all machine-gun kick drums and octopoid bursts of round-the-kit athleticism. |
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| Its fingers are longer, more flexible, and more dextrous than those of monkeys and can be moved individually. |
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| Cheaper, more user-friendly and more dextrous robots are currently spreading into factories around the world, and they cost just the same in America as they do in China. |
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| Due to their flexible joints, bats are more manoeuvrable and more dextrous than gliding mammals. |
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| The current crisis of leadership is worrying, to be sure: without dextrous and steely hands in charge, the Russian machine of state is always prone to splutter and grind. |
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| Precise, passionate, determined, dextrous, and has stamina. |
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