Mr. Hvorostovsky doesn't have an enormous sound, and he wisely knows better than to force it.
Her fondness for penny loafers (as opposed to Peaches' ballet pumps or Pixie's towering ankle boots) and high-waisted vintage-style dresses shows she wisely knows that going for the obvious doesn't get results.
Microsoft wisely knew that it was going to have to spend big money to convince users that different is good, and that Windows 8 is worth the trouble to learn a new workpath.
He wisely knows that the recognition is not about him.
Himalayan Holy Monks and Shamanistic Seers of the Wild Steppe, wisely know this cursing be mystery Beyond learned man and awakened theology.
And this chance to see her, as PEN wisely knew, was the one draw which might pull us out of our haggard economic slump, our despair over the elephant in the room (not invited) - the collapse of publishing as many of us knew it.
This campaign was based on 10 teasing messages: treat only bacterial infections, know when to say "no" to antibiotics, know when to stop antibiotics, treat only infection and no colonization, use antibiotics wisely, know to say "no" to antibiotic associations, re-evaluate antibiotic prescription after 2 days, prevent infections, limit invasive devices, prevent cross transmission.
Wisely, she knew, "I was a child myself.
People think, 'I want to put money aside for my children when I'm older but I want to make sure they spend it wisely,' you know?
You are limited to 15 entries, so choose wisely and know that some of the things you list you will designate as your "most meaningful" experiences.
