Sentence examples for smart to take from inspiring English sources

Cruise is smart to take this line.

The woman told Smart to take off her clothes.

Mr. Murdoch is probably too smart to take the bait.

Perhaps the carmaker and its agency were smart to take the precaution.

But major big-city institutions would be smart to take notice.

By now he's exhausted, but he's too smart to take my word for anything yet.

This year, however, it really would have been smarter to take some account of the downbeat week that was.

They and others suggest that it would be smarter to take the matter before the voters again, in a third referendum.

MICROSOFT has used its might, clout and smarts to take on any number of products and services — the browser, the operating system, the portable music player, to name just three — with varying degrees of success.

But just looking at a single still from the film shows you that Grier, and Jackie Brown, have the personality and smarts to take all your money, and make you like it.

Instead, it can be smarter to take a "what goes down, must go up" approach to stock investing, said Gorman.