Sentence examples for advice stands from inspiring English sources

My usual advice stands: bring a packed lunch.

Business travelers are good at coping with anything, so the usual advice stands: chill.

We have sifted through the most popular comments to see whether the advice stands.

Her advice stands, though.

This advice stands in a rich, long tradition of insight, starting perhaps with Socrates, getting reinvented later by Seneca, being re-focused along the way by Søren Kierkegaard, and then hitting the shores of America in the work of Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Businesses that spend heavily on legal advice stand to save a fortune.

One piece of advice stood out above all else, however: don't pay more than £50 for a bag.

Speaking at graduation, Daria offers this advice: "Stand firm for what you believe in until or unless logic and experience prove you wrong.

Dr. Manson says two pieces of advice stand out most clearly from the study: women who smoke should quit, and all women should take up a moderate exercise, like brisk walking, and do it for 30 minutes every day.

Then there is the droll, wan melancholy of poor Charlie Brown himself, a permanent loser who was depressed in an era when therapy wasn't an obsession: though there were the five-cent stints at Lucy's lemonade-style psychiatric advice stand.

That would be my advice: stand up for yourself and tell someone.