The phrase "advice beat" is not correct and does not appear to be a usable expression in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and lacks a clear meaning or context.
Example: "The advice beat was not helpful in resolving the issue."
Alternatives: "guidance rhythm" or "counsel tempo".
Maybe the best advice to beat the Lakers came from a hard-featured, elderly gentleman interviewed on the local news after his beloved Kings lost.
He said the advice to beat the scam is simple – never assume that someone is who they say they are just because their number matches that of an organisation you know.
Heeding the advice, he beat more than 1,000 hopefuls to win a place and ended up touring with them, feeding a childhood passion for classical music that had been nurtured by Sunday evenings spent round the dining table with his father listening to his favourite singers, including the tenor Richard Tauber.
"When I was getting ready to fight Jimmy Ellis, Ali gave me the use of his camp for free, never charged me a dime, and gave me some advice [Ali beat Ellis in 1971]," said Shavers.
Vidmar followed Abonyi's advice and beat Rubinstein convincingly in just 24 moves.
I sincerely hope that your kids - and the President - can use these pieces of advice to beat the bully back next time!
A woman in a black cocktail dress with a diamond buckle, Sheila Cowart, class of '83, approached the car to ask advice on beating the rush.
One notable problem is that Googling for information required in the game is as likely to lead you to sites offering advice on beating the game as to the sites created and maintained for the game.
Dr Thomas Waite, of Public Health England's extreme events team, said: "Much of the advice on beating the heat is common sense and for most people there's nothing to really worry about.
