Sentences with phrase «cagey old»
Even when I know they are watching from the sideline, I approach a case much differently when I am dealing with a recent grad versus a cagey old veteran.
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Should he really be sent out to meet cagey old (but not too old) Archie Moore as early as September?
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Manchester United edge past Celta Vigo in a cagey Europa League semi-final at Old Trafford to reach their first final in the competition.
Called the anterior insula, this structure — which fires up in response to the face of an unsavory character — is less active in older people, possibly making them less cagey than younger folks, a new study finds.
Down the road we meet more extended family and long lost friends, including a pair of low - life cousins, and an old crony played with cagey charm by Stacy Keach: the action is sandwiched between a blackly comic side trip to the family graveyard, and a slapstick «air compressor caper» at a neighboring farm.
Leo Castelli was called generous, shrewd, tireless, mercurial, magical, and charmingly cagey; a constant whirlwind of invention; a man with Old World charm, courage, audacity, dedication; and always a gentleman «in a business where it is sometimes rather difficult to be anything of the sort.»