Sentences with phrase «foolish move when»

I couldn't figure out if that was a brave, cocky, or foolish move when I saw the cherry - red hatchback staged among its taller, battery - toting competitors, but it sure piqued my curiosity.

Not exact matches

It would be foolish to try and brawl against Till too, so I expect Thompson to be patient again, sit on the outside, batter the lead leg, mix it up from far and quickly move in move out, circling away when needed.

But Monk, club captain at Swansea when Rodgers steered the Welsh club into the Premier League in 2011 via the Championship play - offs, says that would have been a foolish move and applauds his courage to change a system which had proved so successful last season.

Perhaps that's a lingering snobbery regarding self publishing authors (which is foolish, idiotic and wrong - headed in an age when some of the biggest writers are rapidly moving towards self publishing, are already self publishing or have emerged from the self publishing space).

Dear Amanda, When a business fails to deliver on its promises or simply doesn't satisfy you, it can be easy to make a well - intentioned but foolish move that can demolish a good credit score.

When we sell high, and the asset moves higher, we feel foolish.

It is not foolish to say that you want to be partner of a law firm when you are an attorney, it is more foolish to say that you are content with staying an associate and never moving up the ladder.