Sentence examples for collected wit from inspiring English sources

Many of his columns for Car and Driver and Automobile were reprinted in "Thus Spake David E.: The Collected Wit and Wisdom of the Most Influential Automotive Journalist of Our Time" (1999).

Weaver collected his wit and wisdom in two books, "It's What You Learn After You Know It All That Counts," a memoir written with Berry Stainback, and "Weaver on Strategy," with Terry Pluto.

When I collected my wits, my older daughter exclaimed: "Dad!

It took the victim more than a day to collect her wits after the assault; she had woken up bruised, and with gaps in her memory.

When you collect your wits, you might do well to read their blog.

I lay on the queen bed collecting my wits in the cool darkness.

(His lectures there, on his colleagues and precursors, were collected in the book "Film at Wit's End").

Of the four hundred and thirty-five members of the House of Representatives, Barney Frank is the only one whose public remarks have been collected in a book of quotations ("Frank Talk: The Wit and Wisdom of Barney Frank," published in 2006).

"Independent components" are the new variables confined in the rows of S, to wit, the variables observed are linearly collected independent components.

Her essays are collected in Unholy Fools (1973), Three-Quarter Face (1980), and To Wit: Skin and Bones of Comedy (1990).

Comparison between the VOICE and VOICE-C samples at the Wits RHI site used baseline demographic data collected at the VOICE enrolment visit.