Sentence examples for wiser off from inspiring English sources

Conventional N.B.A. wisdom says that putting an old-school legend in your locker room makes you wiser off the floor and better on it, that the veterans will teach the children how to be pros.

So that I'll have someone to wise off to, and someone to share my disgust and excitement," said one.

"They wise off, they fucking push you, I expect them handcuffed, all right?" Mauriello said in a July, 2008 roll call.

This time around I'm older, wiser, and off drugs.

Leadership-wise, coming off a championship year, those guys can pick his brain on what it takes".

That happened late this past May, with Wise squaring off against Christopher Coulston, an assistant state attorney general representing the university.

Stack the other corner bale width-wise, finishing off a row that runs from left to right and is two bales thick.

Besides, understanding that he needed to be wiser with his off time, the injuries forced Johnson to re-evaluate his approach to his event.

President Nicolas Sarkozy of France cautioned that it would be wiser to hold off on talks until after the Iranian presidential elections.

Suze believes it's wiser to hold off if you are concerned about finances, especially if a child develops an illness or requires other unanticipated costs down the road.

It'll be great to play a bit of rugby and learn coaching wise off the likes of Gregor Townsend so it's a good move all round.