Sentence examples for advised quietly from inspiring English sources

Nearly a year ago, clients were being advised quietly by their vendeuses, or saleswomen, to "buy now" -- to grab up the $15,000 tailored suits that are a mainstay of his collection.

In 1956, Murrow briefly and quietly advised Adlai Stevenson on how to use television in his Presidential campaign.

Mr. Levitt quietly advised the board to retreat, which it did, and that rule was not adopted for another decade.

Some families have been quietly advised by their NHS doctors to go to the US, Rogers claims.

In this unsettled climate, some financial services and other companies have quietly advised employees against using luxury hotels.

Her uncle quietly advised her to remove her white medical coat, lest it begin attracting people who needed help.

But when customers complain to Oracle's sales representatives about the firm's aggressive pricing, they are quietly advised to talk directly to customer support.

"There are university writing courses," said the reviewer, "where a student handing in stuff like this would be quietly advised to rethink his or her vocation".

She noticed the city had quietly advised residents to boil the water before consuming it, and that a General Motors plant had redirected its water after engine parts started rusting.

Some Democrats who have advised his campaign quietly complained that he was undercutting his own message and risked alienating war critics who formed his initial base of support, especially after tapping his primary rival, Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, for secretary of state.

Waldegrave is perhaps best remembered as the foreign office minister almost brought down over the arms-to‑Iraq scandal (the trial of a British firm for allegedly busting sanctions on arming Saddam Hussein's Iraq, which collapsed amid revelations that the government had quietly advised it on sales to Iraq).