Sentence examples for wisely predicted from inspiring English sources

I was 16 at the time, and picked up Xbox Live on day one—I wisely predicted that it would be sold out at Best Buy, so I picked it up from Circuit City— and played Unreal Championship online like it was my job for a while there.

But as John wisely predicted, "Something's better on the other side".

The carrier, perhaps wisely predicting that something like a McKayla Is Not Impressed image for boarding confirmation will sweep the vote, said in a release only that it may use the winning ideas in the app's development.

He also predicted – wisely in the light of the Chilcot inquiry experience – that it would be a long time before the rights and wrongs of the conflict would be resolved.

The worst was about to come to pass, the majority of the media had predicted, wisely or in search of ever-more dire scenarios and ever-bigger headlines, as talks broke off last week with the NBA seemingly prepared to cancel its openers.

He predicted: "If wisely executed, it will be a light over this country and this age.

Invest cunningly and predict wisely, and you, too, can make a killing on a killing.

– and wisely call for further study.

The UNAIDS study which came up with the figure of $22 billion-$billion-$24 billionalso predinted that if this money were deployed wisely, the amount that needed to be spent would fall thereafter.

Wisely, he refrains from predicting the outcome of Egypt's current political contest, which is pitting an amalgam of players who are oddly similar to those of the 1950s: a paranoid, military-dominated state, Islamists, liberals and anxious foreign powers.

In the face of some of the more hysterical predictions, such as that all 21 million Romanian citizens will up sticks and come to Britain, the government has wisely avoided trying to predict numbers, arguing that that is a "fool's errand".