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• r  in a nimble or agile manner; with quickness and lightness and ease
  nimbly scaling an iron gate"- Charles Dickens

• Although favoring Moscow, Thuy nimbly sidestepped the Sino-Soviet dispute: he was a founding member of Hanoi's friendship organizations with both the Soviet Union and China.
• Jackson, 25, nimbly walked off with the gold-plated gramophone eight times, a record record.
• Sarah Michelle Gellar nimbly handled the show's undead allegories for coming-of-age conflicts (her stunt double nimbly handled the rest).

• agilely

News & Articles

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• Guild quilts for World War II veterans
  Fingers moved quickly and nimbly as members of the Keepsake Quilters Guild busily pieced and quilted together red, white and blue fabric.
  June 19, 2013 - Stars and Stripes

Quotes

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• Norm Coleman in Forbes
  Coleman said he talked to Shulman again Monday and "he said that these are certainly unusual times, these are volatile times, and it requires that we act nimbly and quickly."
• JP Morgan in Tuscaloosa News (subscription)
  The last time credit costs spiked, the late fees were much lower, so card issuers could turn to that and reprice more nimbly,a Morgan Stanley analyst, Betsy Graseck, said. "There is just more scrutiny now, and coming after the subprime...
• Zhang Yining in AFP
  I was able to play nimbly. It was a satisfactory start as the first match of the tournament,said Zhang.