Sentence examples for at wisely from inspiring English sources

Choose the college that you take these at wisely.

Sell at two and he has to go tell his wife what happened to their retirement account, while if he holds at two, he can continue to look at her wisely and assure her he is playing a long, deep game.

They did well to keep the left-armer at bay, wisely opting to save most of their attacking strokes for the former Middlesex paceman's new ball partner, Edgar Schiferli.

ROY HAYNES There isn't a musician on the planet more pugnaciously regal than the jazz drummer Roy Haynes, 85. Jazz at Lincoln Center wisely made him the centerpiece of its season opener, which will feature both his Fountain of Youth Band and an all-star confab with the bassist Dave Holland, the trumpeter Wynton Marsalis, the saxophonist Kenny Garrett and the pianist Danilo Pérez.

At launch, Wisely only supports American Express cardholders, but it will include support for Chase and Bank of America by mid-February, and hopes to include support for 95percentt of transactions (credit or debit) in a year's time.

Tom Mahknen at FP wisely calls this "the competence trap" where the military becomes the responder of first resort, in large part because we have invested time and again in a capable and nimble military, but shortchanged and constrained the diplomatic and development aspects of U.S. national security.

If you become really knowledgeable, you might even end up telling tourists in the area more about what they're looking at! Shop wisely.

Peralta maybe had a shot at home, but wisely took the out at first.

Rick Wartzman, executive director of the Drucker Institute at Claremont Graduate University, for example, wisely stated at Time, "Building a company to be sustainable, and assessing its progress toward that end, is complicated; "maximizing shareholder value" is, by contrast, seductive in its simplicity".

"Don't get up without your stick!" Anna smiled wisely at her carer in that wise old way she had been smiling at all her kooky west coast friends since her first appearance in the late 1970s.

Leopoldo Cacciani, the chef at Cacciani in nearby Frascati, had stopped in, wisely, at lunch time.