After 38 Nd6, Radjabov, seeing the cunning finish ahead, wisely threw in the towel.
A federal judge in Chicago wisely threw out the suit last week.
Mr. Clauss-Ehlers, wisely, throws his all into lamb tagine, one of those dishes that simply must be done right at a restaurant like this.
It was the third quarter, the Vikings were in Cowboys territory and Culpepper, not wanting to take a sack, wisely threw the ball away.
If you don't want to get to close to the opposition, stay in one spot and throw grenades at them, but choose wisely on when to throw the grenades because you only have 3 or 4 of them.
As Bernard, Matt McGrath wisely tamps down his character's prissiness, which presumably is meant to send up the cliché of a gay man crying over a burnt roast and throwing a fit at his partner's workplace.
Use your shells very wisely--don't throw a red shell to the person in front of you, two inches away, when you will likely pass them in a moment anyhow.
When Europe does make steps towards cutting tax subsidies, the author of the IMF paper wisely notes, politicians "shouldn't throw the baby out with the bath water".
By 1934, he had christened his company Billund Maskinsnedkeri, but Christiansen soon realised the marketing difficulties a name with quite so many syllables would throw up, and wisely renamed it Lego, which means "to play well".
"We are defined by what we throw away," he notes wisely.
