Sentence examples for wisely young from inspiring English sources

These insider tips about what moms wish dads knew are learned after becoming a parent, and not typically written about, but you're getting the info beforehand -- use it wisely, young Padawan.

Since then the quartet has wisely dropped "young" from its name and, as the Danish String Quartet, has secured a position as a significant ensemble.

Lustig wisely situates young Marie and her Nutcracker Prince at the heart of the ballet -- not just youthful spectators with little actual dancing, as in many productions.

It wisely rescues blameless young people from legal limbo in an immigration system marked by dysfunction and toxic politics.

Some will see a player nearing 40, performing in bursts, playing wisely, letting the young legs on his team do the heavy lifting.

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Teach him that he is older, wiser, and more powerful, and that he should use his powers wisely, to teach younger people how to properly behave, instead of being a bully or taking advantage of their weakness.

Some academic leaders say the money would be more wisely spent on helping young engineers start businesses after they graduate.

If I were running a campaign, I'd urge taking the mountain of money reportedly squandered on pizza, coffee and bagels and spending it more wisely — on a talented young comedy writer.

There are fireplace firsts, books that young writers, sometimes wisely, push into the flames instead of into print.

Alondra de la Parra, an entrepreneurial young Mexican, has wisely sought to carve an identity for her orchestra by promoting Latin American composers.