Sentence examples for wise to bring from inspiring English sources
Was Penn wise to bring his nudes out of storage?
Anyone visiting Inagua would be wise to bring along prepared food.
The United States is wise to bring a multilateral approach to foreign policy when confronting a more assertive China.
(If it has not already done so, Penn State would be wise to bring in a firm).
"I wondered whether it was wise to bring a lot of citified Northerners into the heart of the heat.
It was more wise to bring him later on in the game and have him at full speed.
The six-minute movie, about two American soldiers passing the interminable hours in their foxholes, musing about what they'll do when they return home and debating whether it is wiser to bring a sandwich or a gas mask into battle, has a fundamentally existential tone.
I've always thought that [it best] to work within the system, to allow wise council to bring about the best results.
Version 2.0 would remind you which subjects it would be wise not to bring up in conversation during the ensuing two hours.
In recent years, though, the genres have begun to renew their ties, thanks to a few musicians who are old enough and wise enough to bring it all back home.
It was a wise move to bring the entire group over even though they had to rent the bigger instruments.
