foolishly

In the past two years of opposition, it has rediscovered one great strength, a belief in small government that George Bush foolishly shed.

But he foolishly takes his two favorites to the office with him and has no choice but to let the employees kill the white rat.

This might not seem to be the case when we consider how foolishly love has made every one of us act at some point.

He did not want to be a thief. That sum or any other could never compensate for the state which he had thus foolishly doffed.

But they loved Elsa so much that they did not like to have her do any work; very foolishly, they let her play all the time.

She told him to come in, her heart beating foolishly.

l Foolishly arrogant as I was, I used to judge the worth of a person by his intellectual power and attainment.

And after two thousand or ten thousand years of propaganda that theory invariably and foolishly becomes "the truth" .

Just over a year ago, I foolishly locked up my bicycle outside my office, but forgot to romove the pannier.

Taxpayers had to pay the price. Foolishly, the Irish government took on the liabilities of Irish banks, passing the burden to its citizens.

In the west, Mr Gorbachev is criticised for foolishly setting out to reform the system rather than to abolish it.

But, foolishly, I let my so-called "brain trust" (makes quotation mark sign) talk me out of that.

Strong man though he was, there is no doubt that he had behaved rather foolishly over the medicine.

I will indeed no longer endure it, nor am I yet persuaded to put up in peace what already I have foolishly suffered.

The politician gave away his best chance to the promotion when he foolishly said the wrong thing.

If the sky falls, unload countless water, that is. . . did not think foolishly, rained!

but I foolishly let him know as a secret that I soon intended to begin a newspaper, and might then have work for him.

He has no dignity; he is always behaving foolishly.

a few drinks, the man felt no pain and Began to act foolishly.

soon angry dealeth foolishly: and a man of wicked devices is hated.

Men and women I interviewed insisted they did not divorce foolishly or impulsively.

He began to cry and swear foolishly.

When he gets a little older, he'll come to his senses and stop behaving so foolishly.

Many people, perhaps foolishly, completely ignore university societies and just hang out with mates in college.

Let us pray for all believers who foolishly dabble with such practices and for strong Biblical teaching in the churches against it .

Moreover, if George Bush foolishly slapped harsh trade sanctions on China, America's economy would be the biggest loser.

You were the on me who always stood beside me so unaware i foolishly .

I speak as concerning reproach, as though we had been weak. Howbeit whereinsoever any is bold, (I speak foolishly, ) I am bold also.

come off it Slang To stop acting or speaking foolishly or pretentiously. Often used in the imperative.

There is always uncertainty in raising the next round of funding, and we didn't want to spend the money foolishly.

A speckled hen swaggered down the main street of the "settlement" , cackling foolishly.

Raising the minimum wage (which Republicans foolishly failed to do before the election) is a classic populist position.

And hast not suffered me to kiss my sons and my daughters? Thou hast now done foolishly in so doing.

Before it even bothered to get up, the kobold foolishly sneered in contempt at the mercenary leader.

A smiling face that was small to give away foolishly Qin Dynasty, then the body Bo get 1 and perish without a track.

Syria is on the verge of civil war and the Arab League foolishly appears to have decided to egg it on.

He then forgot what I had just foolishly admitted, and continued with the discovery.

India's army chief, foolishly, had boasted just after the bin Laden raid that his special forces had the means to do something similar.

I foolishly fell for her trickery.

and didst not suffer me to kiss my sons and my daughters? now hast thou done foolishly.

Foolishly , the girl did not ask your name.

You were the one who always stood beside me. So unaware I foolishly believed.

'Ellen, you go and bring him up, 'said Mr Edgar. 'And Catherine, try not to behave foolishly. Remember, he's only a servant! '

Ask you to do not want to come after me foolishly.

That is partly because Mr Obama's campaign, perhaps foolishly, chose to make such a big deal of the virtues of their candidate's character.

Having been embarrassed by missing impending disaster, there is an understandable hesitation to appear foolishly optimistic again.

People make fun of her because she always speaks foolishly.

The most faraway distance in the world, is not is just hypocrisy clearly, but foolishly think you love me.

The right to possess boasts foolishly of its right to enjoy.

They battle daily and bravely against rival firms and consumers who foolishly prefer to save their hard-earned cash.

A man of quick temper acts foolishly.

People who have eyes sometimes act just as foolishly when they take a one-sided view of things.

Wisely, he answered the soldiers'questions foolishly when he was captured.

That which I speak, I speak it not after the Lord, but as it were foolishly, in this confidence of boasting.

Let them be happy and prosper, and let me be foolishly futile.

Governments foolishly provide explicit and implicit guarantees .

It is not only blind men who make such stupid mistakes. People who can see sometimes act just as foolishly.

Foolishly, when people hear the name of God, they mistakenly assume it is the God of Love.

Don't reproach her any more. Anyway, she seemed to behave foolishly but with good intent.

Every time chummery a few ruffian go out ramble foolishly, he stares at beautiful girl technically to look.

To be perfectly candid, I think you acted foolishly.

She thought he had come to do her husband harm, that perhaps her husband had foolishly refused Brasi some small favor.

A number were killed by the mobs but not a fraction of the number who foolishly or provocatively invited his fate.

People who can see sometimes act just as foolishly.

Foolishly juvenile behavior or character; immaturity.

Mr Gandhi is foolishly gambling his future on a likely election that leaves no single party in control.

But is is just hypocrisy clearly, but foolishly think you love me.

Customers sometimes foolishly test his handiwork by touching the sharpened edge.

Buffett would rather have a company sit on the money than spend it foolishly. Patience is the key.

The trick is to avoid getting greedy and foolishly chasing the mirage.

Sometimes we foolishly wade into dangerous situations, not knowing what lies ahead.

Foolishly however, I got lost taking an alternate route to the tailor shop.

This altogether vain to learn wisdom and yet live foolishly .

The leader hyped the plan so much that the people foolishly believed him.

laugh repeatedly foolishly and uncontrollably, esp. by girls.

The fast is a shield. If one is fasting, he should not use foul language, raise his voice, or behave foolishly.

If thou hast done foolishly in lifting up thyself, or if thou hast thought evil, lay thine hand upon thy mouth.

Because the pastors have done foolishly, and have not sought the Lord: therefore have they not understood, and all their flock is scattered.

Africa was therefore unknown and often foolishly dismissed by Italian clubs.

Sol and Mars peregrine or the Dragon's Tail in the Second, signifies that the Native shall squander away his substance or Estate foolishly.

You laughed foolishly and the expression on your face showed how honest you are.

Those who foolishly seek power by riding on the back of the tiger end up inside.

Those who foolishly seek power by riding on the back of the tiger and up inside.

He stopped stock still, his frayed trousers soaking in the slush, and peered foolishly in.

Foolishly, however, the defense did, and she fingered Johnson.

Those who lent so foolishly and those who borrowed so foolishly are implicated.

Understandably, but foolishly, ? they? are? unwilling to do so.

He foolishly sat there, staring out of the window.

The girl who took his call foolishly lost her note of the conversation.

In contrast, some in China are foolishly calling for a devaluation of the yuan to support the economy.

Investors, perhaps foolishly, took him at his word.

He answered the question foolishly.

Some things carry a high price tag, simply because people are too foolishly fashionable.

So unaware I foolishly believed, That you would always be there .

Lady St. Columb will never again behave foolishly in the streets of London, because she has had her share of adventure.

From screwdriver hand up grasp dried fish, foolishly look at a city beautiful.

To talk idly or foolishly; gossip.

Love looks like water passing east, foolishly poured in vain.

You will not impress others by being foolishly generous.

They foolishly gave away their most precious things.

To utter or express by chattering foolishly or babbling.

Human beings betray their worst failings when they marvel to find that a world ruler is neither foolishly indolent, presumptuous, nor cruel.

If finance is foolishly deregulated, it will fare even worse.

Harold, why must you always carry on so foolishly in front of my friends.

And in their place will be the silence you foolishly thought you wanted.

Don't act so foolishly, John. Come to your senses.

Put another way, how can a "smart" person act foolishly?

Don' t you repent of having wasted your money so foolishly?

Please behave less foolishly.

Don't you repent of having wasted your time so foolishly?

Of course, they have behaved foolishly.

You have done foolishly in this, for from now on you will have wars.

The scholar foolishly took the school cooling pond for swimming pool.

Foolishly, I offered him some wine.

Did she perform well, or foolishly?

The scholar foolishly took the school cooling pool for swimming pool.

If finance is foolishly reregulated, it will fare even worse.

You must guarantee this time you will not act foolishly.

The Temple's guardian statues glare disdainfully down at you. What evil have you foolishly released upon these noble creatures' domain?

Spain would take the opposite route, foolishly sailing west to find a shorter and more direct route to China and India.

Foolishly, I didn't write the phone number down.

"When did you get home? " he asked foolishly.

This is a beginning has an end without the love, only to give you an spend foolishly.

A person regarded as foolishly annoying.

Foolishly, Man accepted the myths as TRUTH, and so religion began.

Stop spending foolishly This is the biggest first step.

Keira: What are you mortals doing here? Why are you foolishly attempting to stop Lord Mephistopheles?

Foolishly you have sought your own demise.

You should't spend money foolishly.

They have foolishly concluded that because they live on earth, it's their home.

He peeped into the room foolishly.

Foolishly, I believe that was what the people wanted from their Queen.

Time is Like Currency: As every day passes, you can choose to spend it foolishly or to invest it wisely.

If foolishly there is no teaching, the nature will deteriorate.

He was very good at playing the Zheng, a plucked string instrument. But he also behaved foolishly sometimes.

5 although I am very stupid, but you can't really when I foolishly.

Howbeit whereinsoever any is bold, (I speak foolishly, ) I am bold also. 2Cor 11: 22 Are they Hebrews? so am I.

I said unto the fools, Deal not foolishly: and to the wicked, Lift not up the horn

Some time after this, he stole some money from his father, and spent it foolishly amongst his careless and wicked companions;

fritter v. (phr v) fritter sth away (on sth) waste (esp one's time or money) foolishly (on small useless things)

But man, who is an onlooker merely, foolishly thinks it is he.

Eyes foolishly looking at a ceiling

fool away To waste (time or money) foolishly; squander:

Then turn around and Spend it foolishly

standing foolishly in front of the mirror

And the less you give the more i want so foolishly