Wiseman造句

"Unlucky people collapse under bad luck, " says Dr. Wiseman.

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When you have young kids going out there and winging it, "Mr. Wiseman said," injuries go up dramatically.

Wiseman and others from two primary schools in Hertfordshire to select 60 students, they were divided into two groups.

He said he was pleased that Richard rated high among given names, while with the surname Wiseman "I think I was destined to be an academic."

Hopkins captured Brunswick Touting Players Championship by knocking off top seed Danny Wiseman 233-184. The win was worth US $ 40000.

'in an ideal world, we'll be able to hold the current prices and recoup the gross margin we've lost,' Mr. Wiseman said.

Professor Richard Wiseman, a psychologist who supervised the experiment, said 42 per cent of the wallets were posted back in total.

British psychologist Richard Wiseman has studied hundreds of people who describe themselves as lucky or unlucky, wanting to better understand how people can control their destinies and their luck.

"Contrary to what many men believe, you do not have to spend large sums of money to woo a woman - it really is the thought that counts," Prof Wiseman said.

The head of Pan-African Capital Holdings in Johannesburg, Wiseman Nkuhlu, says this is because African Banks have not engaged in high-risk lending as seen in the United States and Europe.

Howard Wiseman of Griffith University proposed that it might be possible to measure the direction a photon (particle of light) was moving, conditioned upon where the photon is found.