When the dog finally began to get the upper hand, the lizard wisely high-tailed it into a bush.
You should therefore preserve your capital, invest wisely in high quality, diversify your investments and be patient.
But choose wisely: Even high-quality, all-season tires get one-third less traction than winter tires.
Spend wisely on the high street – fit is key – and you won't end up splurging all of your hard-earned cash on something you wear maybe only once or twice a year.
Despite increased pressure on income and resources, the expectation that charities will successfully address social issues and spend their money wisely is as high as ever – which is why they tend to opt for safer financial investments.
The UN also pointed out that the prime minister, Nguyen Tan Dung, who seems personally to have overseen the preparations for Haiyan, wisely declared the highest level of alert, while mobilising senior officials to help with the response to the disaster.Yet some authorities in the Philippines deserve praise, too, for their immediate reaction to the storm warnings.
He was wisely careful with his high notes, but all the old colour has come back into his voice, so a heartfelt welcome back.
You can prepare for this new plan and use it wisely to buffer the high out-of-pocket costs it will carry if you get sick and need care.
Both the Clinton and Bush administrations wisely offered heartfelt and high-level apologies or regrets to victims and their governments.
The rebuilding started after a rock-bottom 1-15 season in 2001, when the Panthers hired General Manager Marty Hurney and lured Coach John Fox from the Giants, used their resulting high draft picks wisely and made a renewed effort to sign trouble-free players and deal with off-field issues quickly and sternly.
Mr Grimsey said it was right that the biggest retailers put something back into their high streets: "Used wisely, it could leave a lasting and powerful legacy.
