Sentence examples for wise to him from inspiring English sources

And that Morrison is wise to him now.

But Redstone was wise to him: Huizenga would get to the elevator and no one would run after him.

Opponents have gotten wise to him, and they now group around him two or three at a time.

When he scored for England against Germany and Holland, the question was slightly reformatted: had Premier League defences got wise to him?

Unfortunately, "it was soon apparent to Sammy that once they were wise to him, all the crooks in Radio Wave's hometown need simply turn off their radios in order to thrive unmolested".

"He's a fighter and he tried to get through but it just got worse so it was wise to take him off and get him seen to".

It was more wise to bring him later on in the game and have him at full speed.

"I'll kill them all, humans and animals," he said after setbacks in the first day's fighting, and none who heard him, and knew of his past, thought it wise to doubt him.

And our president would be wise to meet him halfway.

And the Titans would be wise to pay him.

Brad looked exhausted; it seemed wise to let him rest.