Sentence examples for wise though from inspiring English sources

It is wise, though, to get refitted every few years.

It would be wise, though, to be cautious.

A word to the wise, though, about naming your brand when ordering a manhattan.

It would be wise, though, to forgo the sneers and take this organisation – and Blair's role in it – seriously.

He has been wise, though, to see how far the Giants go in the postseason before signing.

It would be obviously wise, though, for Labour to be much more thorough about invigilating the back catalogue of the opinions of people who seek to stand for public office in the party's name.

Production-wise, though, this is rave's next level.

"Science-wise, though, she is much better than me".

Fitness-wise, though, he is now confident the darkest days are behind him.

Playing-wise, though, I was a bit overawed by it all and didn't really concentrate enough on the day.

Attacking-wise, though, it is certainly within their reach to ensure another year, 2018, is added to all those banners on the Kop – many of them visible here in Rome – acclaiming their previous wins in 1977, 78, 81, 84 and 2005.