She prudently left her chauffeured Cadillac around the corner.
He supported the rights of the duchies so prominently that in 1851, after Holstein passed to Denmark, he prudently left Kiel to teach at Jena, where he finished a biography (1851 52) of Graf Yorck von Wartenburg, Prussian general in the War of Liberation.
I did full justice to the roots and fish, but prudently left the doubtful meat alone, and when the cravings of my hunger were appeased, I began to make advances to my hosts.
"Many were the messages embedded in the skirmishing of the green roller blinds drawn up high, and many the ominous dispatches that I prudently left unopened in the rattling of the roll-up shutters that came thundering down at dusk".
El Negro then prudently left the country, but the details of his wealth, and its origins, were revealed in a book by his former personal aide, José Gónzalez, which became a runaway bestseller.
I did full justice to the roots and fish, but prudently left the doubtful meat alone, and when the cravings of my hunger were appeased, I began to make advances to my hosts.Hunger is a good sauce, and I ate with a satisfaction which has often been lacking at a dinner table at home, of the rude meal set before me.
And France itself had more than thirty mayors, including the mayors of Orange and Toulon, who had been elected on Front National tickets or as members of the Party running as independents — not to mention a mayor in Nice who had prudently left the Party only nine months before the country's fifth-largest city elected him.
Dudley remained in exile in France, and Noailles prudently left Britain.
So for the opening performance of Desert Trip in Indio on Friday, he prudently left the Great American Songbook that he's been exploring extensively on his recent tours in his trailer and focused on the deep body of songs from his own repertoire.
Maldonado took Matias to Defler's installation and later became manager of the shelter herself after Defler was briefly kidnapped by leftist FARC rebels and decided prudently to leave the jungle.
