Heidi Klum, who hosts a Halloween party every year in an extravagant but racially circumspect outfit — cat, witch, Lady Godiva — made a ill-advised step in 2008 by dressing up as Kali, the Hindu goddess.
He took an ill-advised step-back three-point shot with 2 minutes 24 seconds to play and the Lakers ahead by one point.
In the book's final episode, "The Guardian," which features Mr. Galgut's most emotionally wrenching and graphic material, Damon takes the ill-advised step of bringing his suicidal friend Anna along on a trip through India with results as horrifying as they are predictable.
First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes four couples taking the ill-advised step of having reality TV crews record their every waking moment in the docu-series "Newlyweds: The First Year". 10 p.m. Bravo.
Ain't No Rhyme is an ill-advised stab at Midlands-accented rapk rap.
In an attempt to assert authority, the government took some ill-advised steps that only inflamed the already tense atmosphere, and on Jan . 29 , 1877a group of Saigō's disciples attacked the Kagoshima arsenal and navy yard.
During the First World War, ill-advised steps by colonial officials in the Philippines who were responsible for the colony's finances created a crisis which lasted from 1919 until 1922.
This seems increasingly apparent in the world of antitrust law the law designed to promote competition in business markets where competitors so often push officials to take ill-advised steps.
This time, in what some have called an ill-advised cost-saving step, they were stapled to the wall.
Unfortunately, Freud's Alphabet winds up as a heavy-handed apologia for its subject, with an ill-advised peroration in which the author steps out from behind Freud's shoulder - effectively announcing, Mike Yarwood-style, his own existence - and proceeds to give his final judgment: maybe wrong, but heroic.
