Sentence examples for advised a friend to from inspiring English sources

One man clicked his cellphone and advised a friend to come before the show ended, while another couple came out of the darkness.

I would never have advised a friend to follow such a path, but when you're depressed, you cease to be your own friend.

To avoid these difficulties, Saul Bellow once advised a friend to work on two projects at the same time; he found that switching from one project to the other constantly refreshed him, inviting new perspectives, new enthusiasms, new solutions.

He pulled into the pits, said nothing, climbed from the car and went to the Brawn motorhome, where he advised a friend to put a bet on him winning the world championship.

After reading Pride and Prejudice, playwright Richard Sheridan advised a friend to "[b]uy it immediately" for it "was one of the cleverest things" he had ever read.

"If other chaps are, why shouldn't I be?" In the nineteen-fifties, it took a lot to advise a friend to put his problems to a shrink, all the more so if he was twice your age and you were a probationer sharing an office with him five days a week.

Before, she did not see herself as a victim and would have advised a friend in her situation to leave or hit the guy back.

She advised a friend abandoned by a husband to get back in the saddle and promptly took her horseback riding -- although Ms. Gorayeb secretly felt skittish around horses.

While agonizing over whether to challenge President Lyndon Johnson in 1968, Robert Kennedy was advised by a friend to stay out of the race but to demand an antiwar plank in the Democratic platform.

Despite having been advised by a friend to "Maybe go easy on the curry…" I made up for 18 spice-free months by downing nothing but curry for the best part of a week.

The detail is all here, up to and including the fact that he was smelly (advised by a friend to change his shirt, he replied: "H'm, yours would not be as clean as mine if you had worn it a fortnight").