Sentence examples for advice to keep a from inspiring English sources

Defying official party advice to keep a low profile, the man was wearing a dark suit with a tie, and union flag pocket handkerchief.

She writes that she first resisted the advice to keep a diary, but then decided that "these monologues" should be preserved and published.

Father Williams, whose affair became public last week, sent an e-mail to Legion members on Tuesday, apologizing for failing to heed his superior's advice to keep a lower profile.

"Someone more popular" is generally taken to mean Michael Heseltine, the former Defense Secretary who resigned from Mrs. Thatcher's Cabinet in 1986 after she refused to accept his advice to keep a British helicopter company in European hands rather than let an American company buy it.

Or I could tell her about the cryptic advice to keep a glass on my window and the attempted break-in at our apartment months later.

The main idea of the more fun-loving of these books is perhaps best typified by Mr. Hemsath's advice to keep an "anti-stress kit" handy.

(That's right, today, as opposed to in the counterfactual world in which a Keynesian government had since 2010 heeded Krugman's advice to keep running a large deficit).

Dudley smiled as Williams, who had been playing lacrosse for less than three months and compensates for his sight limitations by remembering his coach's advice to keep his "head on a swivel," ambled contentedly away.

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In this case, doctors may advice to keep your child in an upright position for 30 minutes after eating.

Re: Bad Friend: The fact that he's worried about how his feelings could hurt his friend and is asking for advice to keep that from happening makes him a good friend.