Sentence examples for advised not to make from inspiring English sources
(Yankees fans would be well advised not to make too much of that).
"Fans are advised not to make their way to the venue.
Players have been advised not to make blatant appeals for sympathy, and they have generally heeded the warning.
"It's an example of how Brazil and other emerging-market countries would be well advised not to make themselves so dependent on short-term capital".
Sir Roy, whose testimony in other trials has also been questioned, has been advised not to make any statements pending an investigation by the General Medical Council.
Clark, 60, who has been legally advised not to make any further statements before he gives evidence on Tuesday, will be immediately followed by Rob Whiteman, the UK Border Agency's chief executive.
Pregnant women are advised not to smoke.
Professionals, however, advise not to do this, as it can make the quill harder to grasp and could cause it to break apart into several splinters.
I recall that they were trying to reach Helms at his office and ultimately were advised not to arrest us because it would make it a bigger news story (which was what we wanted).
The Scandi Kitchen advises not to try to make this creamy potato dish with "normal" anchovies – it will be too salty and lack authenticity.
