Sentence examples for be wise to find from inspiring English sources
Future centenarians would be wise to find alternative ways of saving.
Hollywood publicists might be wise to find Johnny some Cornish ancestors; Penélope too, just in case.
Mr. Armisen would be wise to find inspiration in his show's greatest presidential impression: Dana Carvey as the elder George Bush.
Even if Bryant signs in Baltimore, the Ravens would be wise to find a young dynamic weapon to team with Bryant and newly signed Michael Crabtree.
Both Mr Bush and the ruling Democrats in Congress would be wise to find a way out of this mess.None of this is to mourn the departure of Mr Gonzales.
They fall into three groups -- twiners, clingers and leaners -- and before beginning a relationship, it might be wise to find out the personality type with which you will be dealing.
Robert E. Keane, an ecologist at the Rocky Mountain Research Station, believes it would be wiser to find trees that can resist the fungus and use them to plant new forests, which should be maintained with fires.
"If you protect lower Manhattan, what about the people of Staten Island, how will they react?" Sea walls also may have an environmental impact, he says, so it would be wiser to find a way to seal off the city's tunnels and make sure underground facilities are watertight.
But if you chronically blur the lines between work and life, it is wise to find work you love — or at least enjoy enough to welcome it following you home occasionally.
Dr. Kaminski adds that it is wise to find out early on whether the psychiatrist/therapist can and is willing to testify in court.
