Sentence examples for wise to wait from inspiring English sources

"I think you're wise to wait," Hannah said.

Bibi was wise to wait; Arik might even be able to manage this nervous Knesset.

It may be wise to wait awhile before buying any 1997's.

Jamie Dimon, the bank's chief executive, actually apologized for the move last month, conceding: "It would have been wise to wait.

For the picky or budget-minded collector who doesn't want to be challenged by the unfamiliar, it may be wise to wait.

So when the Ivory Coast camp blamed Japan's Brazilian-born Tulio for the aerial tackle that felled Drogba, it seemed wise to wait for hospital diagnosis.

It could be much wiser to wait.

So the studio and filmmakers agreed it would be wiser to wait till spring.

It would have been wiser to wait to see what Green says, rather than pronounce on what would provoke mirth.

If you are distracted, emotional, or on your second glass of wine, it is wiser to wait.

But anyone who has attended a Sundance festival knows that it is wiser to wait and see the films before spreading the buzz.