The fates or something must have interceded because the 16-year-old Jamal, who is cool and wise, fills notebooks with his own writings and makes teachers' eyes pop with his scores on aptitude tests.
Beautiful, talented, wise, courageous, filled with burning love for her family.
WISE helps fill this critical role in faculty development.
It seemed wise to fill her Ritalin prescription for her, picking it up from the safety of the Walgreen's drivethrough, his eyes skidding wildly for spies in the parking lot.
It is probably wise to fill out the form, attach your letter and send them off together (otherwise the Met may delay responding to your request for silly bureaucratic reasons).
So if you think you'll need gas on Saturday, it might be wise to fill up now.
." "Then the heaven-born hero, golden-haired Polyneices, first set beside Oedipus a rich table of silver which once belonged to Cadmus the divinely wise: next he filled a fine golden cup with sweet wine.
Images of the Kims, and their all-wise pronouncements, fill the sensory field of every North Korean, in a way that Christianity permeated daily life in medieval Europe or Byzantium.
While the soldiers are young and not really sure what is going on, older and wiser heads fill us in, primarily Navy Commander Bolton, finely done by a gimlet-eyed Kenneth Branagh decades past his own young hero days as Henry V.
But they add sexy protagonists and wise-cracking scripts filled with references meant for the generation that thinks the original "Star Trek" is both classic TV and a camp masterpiece.
