Sentence examples for advised to try a from inspiring English sources

Adventurers in trouble are advised to try a cellphone first.

I was advised to try a gestagen IUD, which meant that my periods stopped but so did the pain from my endometriosis.

When I was advised to try a restaurant in that area, O Dezaseis — or 16, as it's widely known — I was a little dubious.

In particular, it would be ill advised to try to combine a government based on the cargo system with a system of economic freedom.

A Londoner over here for a few weeks, and inevitably feeling financial strain, was advised to try breakfast at a certain Schrafft's, near his hotel.

By Geoffrey Ken and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 5 , 1949P. 23 A Londoner over here for a few weeks, and inevitably feeling financial strain, was advised to try breakfast at a certain Schrafft's, near his hotel.

The New Yorker, March 5 , 1949P. 23 A Londoner over here for a few weeks, and inevitably feeling financial strain, was advised to try breakfast at a certain Schrafft's, near his hotel.

At a loose end and desperate to work again, Edmonds was advised to try cosmic ordering, a positive thinking concept created by the late German self-help guru Bärbel Mohr.

Being a neophyte, I was advised to try my hand at a variation of cricket called softball cricket, which is nothing more than cricket played in a schoolyard with a tennis ball instead of on grass with the standard hard, red ball.

I was advised to try the hotel next door, a few minutes' walk — another, equally massive, equally generically pan-Latin-style Gaviota hotel.

After being advised to try singing his lines as a way to commit them to memory, Timothy latches on to the power of Shakespeare's poetic meter as well as the hidden meaning of the Bard's words.