Sentence examples for prudent play from inspiring English sources

Fourth-and-2 from their 20 in the Seattle snow, possibly the season and the direction of the Jets' franchise on the line, and Brett Favre wound up throwing characteristically deep, going for a home run when a bunt — or a punt — would have been the more prudent play.

Based on such negative sentiment on the euro, a long play on the FXE could be a prudent play, as the odds of a Fed rate cut later this year came down on Friday's employment data, while rumors persist that rate hikes could be forthcoming in Europe.

And we have, alas, a conventionally prudent, play-it-safe president — the kind of president who might have done fine in the 1990s, but not now.

"Thus it is not prudent to play more Catholic than the Pope.

Understandably, Aikman wanted to be prudent and not play booth diagnostician.

Nearly five years later, when Senator Robert F. Kennedy was killed, William Eckert, baseball's commissioner, thought it prudent that teams play.

Speaking of linebacker, it might be prudent to consider playing Mays at that position in sub packages.

Mr. Draper writes that Mr. Bush was "at root a man who craved purpose — a sense of movement, of consequence" and that he was irresistibly drawn to Big Ideas like bringing democracy to the Middle East, Big Ideas that stood in sharp contrast to the prudent small ball played by his father, who was often accused of lacking the "vision thing".

Boris calls himself an "anarcho-Tory", and in playing the prudent steward, the creative entrepreneur and the boisterous showman all at once, makes good his claim.

That prudent Prince who ends Shakespearean plays.

"England played very a prudent and careful way," Pirlo said.