Sentence examples for advised not to get from inspiring English sources

We were advised not to get out of the car.

"We were advised not to get it, but we didn't listen".

In the meantime, Israeli and American Jews would be well advised not to get too smug.

This may be viewed as violent conduct by Uefa, with players advised not to get involved where the public encroach on the playing surface.

Fans are hereby advised not to get too sad about the continuing breakdown of the old conferences and not to dwell on the plague of brain damage in former football players, possibly mimicking Lou Gehrig's disease.

There's nothing wrong with hanging out with Fergie as he is clearly a winner, though Murray would be well advised not to get into an argument with him; there's only ever one winner there.

Indeed, according to these deputies, the boss's job is to direct and advise, not to get into the routine supervision and running of the laboratory and research.

When the news that Camby had been advised not to run got out, the Knicks were angered because it hindered their ability to trade him.

You do need a special permit for Tibet, and you are advised not to mention Tibet when getting your visa from the Chinese consulate.

It is suggested to have a minimum of two acres of land per camel but it is advised not to keep camels alone because they get lonely.

Well, we know where they live now, though entrepreneurs desperate to get funding would be advised not to stumble in with a business plan unannounced.