Fabio Luisi, who led the latest run of "Lulu" at the Met, organized its heaving textures with a confident, poetic hand; the company has chosen wisely in naming Luisi its principal guest conductor.
His dogs, which include a Weimaraner-pit bull mix named Loulou, wisely remained in the air-conditioning.
Two and a half centuries before Mr. Tollner's parties, when Brooklyn was largely wild, Dutch settlers hewed close to those trails, and in 1668 an entrepreneur named Charles Lambertse wisely established an inn at the intersection.
President-elect George W. Bush acted wisely yesterday in naming Paul O'Neill, the pragmatic chairman of Alcoa, for the job, despite the grumbling of some conservative ideologues.
Buy! Buy Buyy! Wisely, this statistician made no specifically named recommendations.
In 2002, Harvard's president Larry Summers, who happened to be a Jew, wisely retained the name of Lowell House, named after President Abbott Lawrence Lowell of Harvard, who left a far more "toxic legacy" than Wilson.
Yet critics argue that the foundation, led by an investment banker and poet named John Barr, hasn't spent its money wisely or aggressively enough.
The firm, which wisely changed its name from Failure Group in 1998, was named to Forbes' list of Best Small Companies in October.
Dr. Fazio is among a team of educators who were recently named winners of the second annual Costs of Care and American Board of Internal Medicine Foundation Teaching Value and Choosing Wisely Challenge.
You should name your pet wisely.
