Sentence examples for advised then from inspiring English sources

"Try Hunts Point," the counterman advised, then added, "Wear your work boots".

Investors should watch for them, Mr. Schmeer advised, then ignore them.

It might seem ill advised, then, to take a $99,480 Benz and its quilted leather interior into this melee.

Wait for the first stop, they advised, then I could walk up the platform and find the first-class carriage.

"I don't think there's a de facto anti-intellectualism among Republicans," said Matthew Dowd, a political strategist who advised, then broke with, George W. Bush.

("If it be the purpose to make of old age a time of regrets, of penitence, discomfort, and privation," Harlow Brooks, a visiting physician at Bellevue, has tartly advised, "then alcohol is not indicated").

Jiri Pehe, who advised then-President Vaclav Havel and is now director of New York University's program in Prague, said that the polarization of politics here and the strong showing by new, smaller parties illustrated how voters were fed up with the post-1989 pordercal order.

And, in what ended up being the most shocking upset of the political year so far, Rep. Eric Cantor of Virginia lost his primary to upstart Republican David Brat, despite Cantor repeatedly portraying Brat as a "liberal college professor" who advised then-Democratic Gov. Tim Kaine on a massive tax hike plan.

"Your writer of intensities must have very black ink, and a very big pen, with a very blunt nib," the editor advises, then offers some examples of recent successes: Let me see.

Ms. Davis, a partner at the public relations firm Brunswick Group, played a major role in the government's response to the financial crisis, advising then Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. among others on communication strategy.

Some users told the BBC the machines were saying the tickets were invalid and advising then to "cont office".