Sentence examples for moving wisely from inspiring English sources

A YouTube video taken by an audience member at the bowl that quickly spread online last month — capturing the prolonged ovation after a voice teacher in the audience, Sarah Horn, aced an impromptu duet with Kristin Chenoweth — began by focusing on the blurry image of two women on the stage before moving, wisely, to the video screen next to it.

So we have to move swiftly, and we have to move wisely.

Make your pawn moves wisely.

There's evidence to suggest that dodging twice to start with will help avoid a hit or two, while some Pokémon have fairly weak special attacks, so choose your moves wisely.

No two players can touch the same spot at the same time--so make your moves wisely!

You'll need to control the expansion of the chocolates as well as get the ingredients to drop, so choose your moves wisely!

The UK, of course, famously (and wisely) opted out of the single currency even as it is now moving (not so wisely) to withdraw from the EU and the single market entirely.

(The great Irish novelist William Trevor has done exactly that: wisely moving to Devon in the 1950s, he has since produced works of genius and an English country garden).

One of the world's leading lyric tenors, he continues to plan his career wisely, moving steadily up into the heavier vocal assignments represented here by Gustavo's valedictory last-act aria from Un Ballo in Maschera and Gabriele Adorno's furious denunciation of the Doge in Simon Boccanegra.

Moving slowly and wisely is often the quickest approach.

Let's face it we all know that we should be moving regularly, eating wisely and sleeping deeply but if wellbeing was that easy we'd all be flourishing by now.