-
reflected in the
early years of
Bourbon rule in
which the
military was ill-
advisedly pitched into
battle in the War of the
Quadruple Alliance (1718–20). Spain...
-
eyelids slowly lift up,
without any
spasmodic contractions – I
insist advisedly on this peculiarity – but with an even movement,
quite distinct and normal...
- list of the
books received by the
Church as inspired, but omits,
perhaps advisedly, the
terms canon and canonical. The
Council of
Florence therefore taught...
- as
occurring other than by work or
transfer of matter;
temperature is
advisedly and
deliberately not
mentioned in this now
widely accepted definition...
- website's
consensus reads: "Zone 414
wastes a game Guy
Pearce while ill-
advisedly begging comparisons with
numerous superior sci-fi thrillers." Metacritic...
-
command of the army personally.
Preparing to do so, he appeared, ill-
advisedly, not on
horseback but in a carriage. In the Divan,
British and French...
- cash grab that
cynically exploits its
target audience (I use the term
advisedly) by
serving them s****s and
calling it yummy."
Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian...
-
Edward Hall
Simon Nye 21 May 2017 (2017-05-21) 5.49 A hastily, and ill-
advisedly, thrown-together
cricket match does
nothing to
soothe relations between...
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Robert Stigwood said, "Barry is the Bee Gees coordinator, I used the word
advisedly, as
there is no
leader of the
group as such. He has a
tremendous feel...
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ethnic Russians resident in
Ukraine and
urged his NATO
partners to act
advisedly;
according to some
media reports he then also
privately hinted to his...
