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From their very first move, he says, the children learn to strategize.

Armed with the truth, she'd at least be able to strategize her response to it.

I call our land planner and attorney to strategize for the final meeting.

"I'm sure the phone lines are burning up right now as they strategize on how to deal with this."

They strategize not in terms of decades, but centuries, just as we've had to.

He used the opportunity to meet with "movement conservatives" to strategize.

Whether you like to shoot, strategize or think your way through a puzzle, there is something here for everyone.

Max called two aides to his house at around 11 the night before to strategize for the meeting.

Chess provides a chance for kids to think, reflect, strategize.

Being able to visualize and strategize is key to winning the game.

The people who like to think and strategize have to option to do that as well."

She pulled every bit of control she had around her and made him talk, plan, strategize.

The President and his aides are meeting in order to strategize for the upcoming election.

But at the moment, we have to strategize together, and in this particular instance, that didn't happen."

The hunter must strategize how to attract an animal into his range.

However he likely lacks ability to strategize or use signature moves.

He noted that two player cooperative "gives you a chance to strategize with a friend."

So we would strategize and come up with ideas for solving problems."

Batman has also been seen using this room to plan and strategize in private on several occasions.

On arrival to London, he began to strategize and plan his upcoming events.

But those on electric trains could only wait and strategize: drive into Manhattan?

They were a perfect place to strategize his moves.

The two hours remaining until they landed in Alexandria was all the time the group had to strategize.

Stanley Park is so big and varied it pays to strategize.

They are reasonably intelligent, being able to strategize and fear risks.

It's how we plan and strategise where the company is going to go both medium and long-term.

Russia, too, must strategise its space agenda rather than burn with diffuse ambition.

This rule often forces the players to strategise more and makes for less disposable/pointless suggestions.

Over one hundred communications activists also attend a Networking and Learning Forum to strategise for an open, fair and sustainable internet.

This betrayal was made clear only 40 days ahead of the election date, which gave LDP leadership very little time to prepare and strategise for elections on their own.

Bacteria might be small but they communicate in more than one language, they strategise, they co-ordinate their efforts, they have thrived in places you wouldn't even go for a dare.

In a war game that included former military chiefs, ambassadors and intelligence officials, the Institute for National Security Studies tried to strategise how Israel could respond the day after Iran successfully tested a nuclear weapon, it was reported last night.