Sentence examples for be wise to select from inspiring English sources
In some cases, it might be wise to select different names for different languages or cultures.
The voters of her district would be wise to select someone who can truly represent them as their Representative in Washington.
It may be wise to select a riveting excerpt from the text rather than an entire piece if you tend toward longform.
And if you want to be nominated for an Academy Award, you'd be wise to select either Boston or England as the setting for your film.
Along with completing a will, it is wise to select the best people to take over if you were to become incapacitated.
It is wise to select a hat with a high crown and straight brim in order to give your face more angles.
Investors would be wise to take note.
And because these are uncertain times, climate-wise, "it would be smart to select plants that can take both periods of wet as well as a certain amount of drought," said Tony Avent, the owner of Plant Delights (919-772-4794, planurseryhts.com), a nursery in Raleigh, N.C., known for its adventurous inventory.
I would be wise to locate select people that might be interested in living there, and make some sort of long-term lease with them on ten acres, say, and have them build a home and have access to my full seven hundred.
Consumers, meanwhile, would be wise to check the sodium content per serving on food labels and select lower-sodium brands.
