Sentence examples for be smart to keep from inspiring English sources

Messagers would be smart to keep the volume down, so they won't be betrayed mid-class by that telltale plink.

Most office workers are slow to complain about their dimmer-witted colleagues, but they would be smart to keep a diary of their own accomplishments to show their bosses in annual reviews, workplace specialists say.

Those accouterments are important touches, said the travel industry analyst Henry Harteveldt, and Alaska Airlines would be smart to keep them in mind as it folds Virgin into its fleet.

One night, looking out at the West Village streets through the glass windows that frame this bent elbow of a dining room, I decided it would be smart to keep drinking wine at the Marrow until I'd memorized the position of every umlaut on that list.

But the show would be smart to keep Sally around as an antagonist, particularly if it's going to focus on the increasing political split between Fitz and his wife, Mellie (Bellamy Young), who is running for senator of Virginia as a more moderate Republican than her husband.

He is a part the Patriots would be smart to keep.

It's smart to keep on their good side.

"The government was smart to keep Twitter on," said Aydıntaşbaş.

I say Ambuhl was smart to keep herself out of most of the photos.

He's smart to keep his criminal mastermind offstage for 276 pages: this mysterious figure turns out to be "a slender, slightly stooped whipcord man" whose idea of a menacing line is "We meet again, Spade".

For example, when asked if it was smart to keep pressing for the elimination of the corporate tax at a time the administration is under fire for being too cozy with corporate America, the former Alcoa chief dismissed the whole issue.