Sentence examples for wise before from inspiring English sources

He served Frederick the Wise before 1511 and was court sculptor to Margaret of Austria, who gave him most of her commissions.

The beauty of the recipe lies in the fact that the results are both deliciously rich and surprisingly light, which allows the ingestion of more than is strictly wise before the inevitable nausea sets in.

Ivana Baquero, her face both credulous and wise before its time, seems ideally poised between the childish and the adult, and that makes her a fine successor to Ana Torrent, whose youthful performances in "The Spirit of the Beehive" (1973) and "Raise Ravens" (1976) are indispensable to the cinema of modern Spain.

In this wise, before evaluating the candidate terms, it is necessary to consider in which task the extracted terms will be used, i.e., if they will be used for the building of taxonomies, information retrieval, etc.

Voices harmonize, pushing against the drums and sounding ancient and wise, before melding into a hand-clapping jig.

It is possible to become wise before we become old and to live a life truly in alignment with our values.

He played the wise-before-his-time role common to children of incompetent parents.

The show was then called "Wise Guys" (before that it had been called "Gold!"), and despite being directed by Sam Mendes and starring Nathan Lane and Victor Garber as the Mizners, it didn't impress anyone.

Word to the wise: just before 6 p.m. Union Square caretakers from the Union Square Partnership swoop down from the wall of the park like superheroes and its closing time.

The wondrous thing about losing metaphorical body parts like hearts or testicles is you can always grow them back, bigger, stronger and wiser than before, providing you're prepared to risk the pain of losing them again.

Chip quality and outlier detection was performed by assessing quality statistics and plots (hierarchical clustering, box plots, density distribution plots, pair-wise correlations) before and after transformation and normalization.