Sentence examples for outside wits from inspiring English sources

Several hundred students gathered outside Wits' Great Hall auditorium, the scene of recent bitter clashes.

Outside of that, Wit.ai has been making some impressive progress, too.

These days, if another pilot engages in some good sexual humor in the workplace Lisa is going to laugh, although not so much on the outside, her dry wit doesn't have room for that, but on the inside she will laugh and appreciate it.

On the basis of this approach, an estimated 12%to15%5% of community-acquired illness may be due to food- or waterborne modes of transmission (with 85% attributed to contact with a symptomatic person in or outside the household) (de Wit et al., unpub. data).

His fool was usually a clever peasant who used his wits and spoke outside the codes of morality.

It is also true to an extent that captains have never appeared to trust those who do have some ability, or have the wit to think outside the narrow parameters of a set bowling plan.

Often men of charismatic wit and intelligence who know life has defeated them, they are both of their society and outside it, wry and eloquent witnesses to their own entrapment.

Before today, the company had raised less than $30 million, and was essentially growing on its wits rather than subsidies from outside investors.

But it's not just outside temptation that has Bruce at his wits end.

But outside, speaking to journalists, he displayed an intelligent wit.

For a refresher on how that movie welded lunacy with deadpan wit, witness John Cleese and Joan Sanderson dryly observing a "pig climbing up the outside of the house": it's as if Miss Piggy had crashed a Pinter play.