Sentence examples for advice well from inspiring English sources

"So," I said, "what does a producer do, exactly?" They all replied with the same vague advice: "Well, it depends..."....

And it was advice well heeded, not just because we spent a day chugging through seven miles of the verdant and magical River Dart Valley.

Armstrong also allowed Gibney to interview Michele Ferrari, his notorious "doping doctor", who admits with a grin to continuing to give Armstrong "advice" well past the date Armstrong had supposedly cut off ties.

The only times Federer becomes defensive are when I suggest Nadal is in decline ("Well, he's not struggling so much. He's top five in the world again") and that Murray might benefit from his sartorial advice ("Well, that's your opinion!").

Mr. Ryan did not shy from offering pointed advice well before he was named running mate: for months, he had urged Mr. Romney to focus his campaign as much on a "a positive vision" as on the shortcomings of the Obama presidency, something Mr. Romney has since emphasized.

Mylott calls it "an empowering tool" whose blogs, forums and do-it-yourself tips can offer a bevy of money-saving advice well worth the time it takes to research.

A new video from BuzzFeed looks at the advice well-meaning people offer their single friends -- over and over and over again.

More online shoppers now want good advice as well as convenience and low prices, so adopt a consultative role.

They can give you good advice as well.

Still, the Post's advice is well taken.

Several religious organizations provide help and advice as well.