Sentence examples for advises with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "advises with" is not correct in standard written English
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct form would be "advises on" or "advises regarding." Example: "She advises on financial matters to help clients make informed decisions."
"No more than 15 minutes every morning," he advises with unshakable authority.
Begin slowly, he advises, with just a few of the species you have observed in your own woods.
The ad highlights Mr. Dinallo's endorsement from The Daily News, and ends with the kind of line that someone might use at an Off-Track Betting parlor, as Mr. Leguizamo advises, with Queens-bred bluntness: "For A.G., go with Dinallo".
I talk to Joe Botting and Nick Talbott, organisers (and Joe is also a geologist, whose fossil display in the town's museum is fascinating) and Hilary McAuley, who advises with woodwork and is also chairperson of the Friends of Rock Park.
This was done (as XBench advises) with no other user processes running, although it's worth noting that in real life you won't get performance like this if you do have many processes running, because programs such as browsers tend to swallow virtual memory, which means lots of paging in and out from your hard drive (try also to have more room spare than me).
Fair women should wear foundation almost exactly the same shade as their skin tone," he advises, with the subtlest shadings at cheeks and eyes.
It's important to advise with care.
"Drink water," Jonas advised with a smile.
Abraham George (co-advised with W. Powell, ORFE) --- completed Ph.D. 2005.
Caution is advised with the clinical use of pressurized air in the drying of root canals.
"This is not really good for you," she would advise, with a wink.
