Sentence examples for advised band from inspiring English sources

An exception was in San Francisco; the report said that Federico Rocha, a marshal from the Northern District of California, advised Band to take a trolley or cab to the 2007 baseball All-Star Game.

And she advises banding together with other companies and even roping in one's home government.

Near the mouth of the Bad Axe River, on 1 August 1832, Black Hawk and Winnebago prophet and fellow British Band leader White Cloud advised the band against wasting time building rafts to cross the Mississippi River, because the U.S. forces were closing in, urging them instead to flee northward and seek refuge among the Ho-Chunk.

"Stop the song," Slug advised his band, before addressing the troublemakers.

Clinton advised them to band together as "a constant drumbeat".

Perhaps they are a multinational outlaw band, advised by Ernst & Young to stash the judge's blood money in an iron safe in Luxembourg via a complex network of carrier pigeons.

Audience members were able to buy this CD from the mother of one of the band members, who advised buyers to avoid the band's first CD.

Band manager Lindsay Marshall said the band had advised its members not to drink the water.

Dr. Himpens advised those considering gastric band surgery not to "nourish exaggerated expectations," adding that anyone who has had the procedure should see a care provider on a regular basis and be vigilant for signs of infection or band erosion.

All the celebrating leaves some people wondering whether the aesthetically authentic response to the anniversary should instead be what the band itself advised back in the day: the name of the Nirvana album that included "Teen Spirit" — and unseated Michael Jackson's "Dangerous" at the top of the charts — was "Nevermind".

Hastings warned the emigrants that they could expect opposition from the Mexican authorities in California, and advised them therefore to band together in large groups.