Sentence examples for advice to take a from inspiring English sources

Last Wednesday Camby disregarded Dr. Norman Scott's advice to take a few more days' rest.

Hence the ubiquitous advice to take a book to your table for one: it's utilitarian.

On Sundays, he takes medication for his bones, and he follows his doctor's advice to take a long walk to start his day.

She can rely on his expertise and advice to take a bold, progressive step and can blame him if it goes wrong.

Del Potro, beaten in one of the best straight-set matches in recent memory by Novak Djokovic in the quarterfinals of the United States Open, received medical advice to take a two-week break from the game.

In 2000 Knuckles broke his right foot while snowboarding in Switzerland but didn't follow his doctor's advice to take a year off from DJing to recover as he couldn't afford to.

"That was the best advice to take me down a notch and to say, 'go out into the field, learn, go to Capitol Hill, put your microphone in a Congressman's face and try to get some stories.'".

People receiving initial advice to take ADs from an informal source (e.g. friend or family) were more likely to have a subsequent positive outcome (89%, compared with 82% receiving such advice from a GP or psychiatrist, P = 0.002).

Too many pregnant women in Scotland are not following advice to take vitamin D supplements, a study has said.

And as the first sentence of this post indicates, he's largely ignored progressive advice to take his election as a partisan and ideological mandate, and go to domestic political war.

Although we found strong evidence in the intervention arm of improved dispenser knowledge of advice to take each dose with a fatty meal, we recorded high dispenser knowledge in both arms of advice to take the second dose after 8 hours and no difference between arms in knowledge of advice on what to do in case of vomiting.