Sentence examples for advice down from inspiring English sources

According to Spectrem Group, the financial consulting firm, only 36% of affluent Americans last year believed they needed very little investing advice, down from 42% in 1999.

When commenting on his experience, Carter told that he sometimes followed Nutter's advice down to "the letter".

She was tirelessly generous in offering me contacts and advice, down to tips on pronouncing polysyllabic Rwandan names.

The Copenhagen conference last year collapsed after the most powerful people in the world turned up to flush their own scientists' advice down a very clean Danish toilet.

He is also secure in his job, Oosthuizen heaping praise and gratitude on him for many things, from his reading of putts to his bolstering advice down the stretch ("You've hit your driver so well — just hit it").

He is also secure in his job, Oosthuizen heaping praise and gratitude on him for many things, from his reading of putts to his bolstering advice down the stretch ("You've hit your driver so well just hit it").

Why don't they take the Electoral Commission's advice?" Downing Street signalled on Monday night that it was determined to avoid a repeat of the draining experience of the Maastricht treaty rebellions in the 1990s by bowing to pressure from Tory Eurosceptics and other parties at Westminster over the date of the poll.

My advice: put down the pitchforks and start saving.

It'll be far stronger for the advice from down under.

That's another piece of advice: sit down and get to the bottom of things.

As for Cook, the advice from down under is that - however bad things seem - the tide will turn eventually.