Sentence examples for wits to make from inspiring English sources
She's tough, resourceful, humble, funny, and uses her wits to make off with a spectacular piece of jewellery.
A stubborn challenge has been endowing robots with not only the capability to sense their environment, but also the wits to make sense of it.
The story tells of a young girl who uses her wits to make a leprechaun king return luck, held captive in a chest, to an impoverished Ireland.
Yes it is challenging but like everything else we do, we use our resources and our wits to make it work".
He finds that purpose in the woods, and The Edge becomes an old-fashioned Boy's Adventure Story in which our heroes must rely on their wits to make a fire, create a makeshift compass, and kill a giant Kodiak bear.
Anne Bogart's direction has the wit to make Anna seem both vulnerable and brazen, victim and victimizer.
National government has so far lacked the will or wit to make places better without also making them less affordable.
Mr. Harvey doesn't provide quite enough wit to make this consistently entertaining or quite enough character development to make you root for or against anyone.
His role as spokesman for the have-nots is not new, but Mr. Rangel, who normally uses wit to make a point, has turned up the volume considerably.
It reminds me of what we want clever Americans to be: positive, without a raincloud for a heart, and yet with the wit to make that optimism compelling.
He wears the smile through the news conference, tossing out enough self-effacing wit to make at least one person wish that poets gave all the news conferences.
