Sentence examples for be wise to that from inspiring English sources

"But you have to be wise to that.

The least interviewers could do is be wise to that, and treat candidates decently.

Opponents will be wise to that now: no side in the opening weeks of the season will go to King Power and attack.

I hope politicians will be wise to that," he says.

"I think people are going to be wise to that attempt to bypass primary elections," Akin said.

Well, Amazon didn't charge a subscription, so it sounds like Apple is wise to that.

Butcher is wise to that one, though and is batting more securely than at any stage in the series.

-ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON The fool who knows his foolish-ness is wise to that extent.

A good keeper is wise to that trick and it won't succeed if that's your only strategy.

Be wise to know that not everything that is said from someone is true.

He eventually realized that it would be wise to change that approach, and he now owns shares in technology, oil and gas and financial companies.