Sentence examples for wise to run from inspiring English sources

He took sexual pleasure in slaughtering sheep – she was wise to run from him – but he didn't cause the scars.

It is also wise to run a credit check and a criminal background check on all prospects.

And was it wise to run such a spot during an Olympics from Australia, whose racial policies sometimes upset its Asian neighbors?

So much the better, too, if it has made investors stop and ask whether, at the returns on offer, it is wise to run after emerging-market shares, virtually any sort of corporate bond and the privilege of insuring lenders against the risk that goodness knows who will default on a loan.

"If the ductwork thumps every time the air-conditioning comes on, that's going to drive you crazy after a few weeks," he said, adding that it is also wise to run the dishwasher and washing machine to determine whether the water pipes bang when the machines cycle on and off.

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"We think it is wiser to run in Paris and not to go Newmarket.

It's not a wise way to run a White House.

Franz jumped out of a cloth supply hatch on to the ground below and made the wise decision to run into the wind.

1.12pm GMT BBC presenter Jonathan Dimbleby has said latest Newsnight "disgrace" does at least suggest the programme may have been wise not to run its original Savile investigation.

It's probably a wise idea to run far away when a stranger grins and compliments you on your "vampire neck".