Sentence examples for advised to speak from inspiring English sources

Players have been advised to speak to their lawyers.

Writer was advised to speak with Mrs. Littauer by Dr. Mary Moore, a Hunter College professor of ancient art.

Customers who booked only flights with a travel agent and separate holiday accommodation are advised to speak to their travel agent about their arrangements.

When booking hotel rooms, disabled travelers are advised to speak directly with hotel staff, and not with central reservations, and inquire whether a hotel has specific facilities, such as a bathroom with a roll-in shower and support bar, or telephones for the hearing impaired.

Passengers have been advised to speak with their airline before travelling to the airport.

Women are being advised to speak to their GP if the implants were done on the NHS - if they were done privately they should contact their clinic.

The Mirror thought Houghton was "terribly ill-advised" to speak out.

She was incredibly ill-advised to speak slightingly of the Bard.

He wrote one chapter per morning, but even in the afternoon his family and staff were ill-advised to speak to him.

And I'll accept that Mr. Bush was ill-advised to speak at the university last month without affirming his respect for Catholics and his commitment to racial equality.

A senior American official said that Mr. Khalilzad had been advised to "stop speaking freely" to Mr. Zardari, and that it was not clear whether he would face any disciplinary action.