Sentence examples for asking for advice from from inspiring English sources

Polling strangers, much like asking for advice from relatives, carries inherent risk.

(I wonder how many poets there are who, on receiving a letter asking for advice from someone who isn't obviously nuts or completely talentless, sigh and wish that these letters had never been published).

At the same time, Stewart is quick and keen to point out that World Rugby is "listening" and has "taken a remarkable and, arguably, brave stance by asking for advice from outside the game".

Asking for advice from outside experts, of course, is nothing new.

Ms Davis posted a video of him on Facebook, asking for advice from friends, he said.

The British Library is also asking for advice from the public as to which websites should be preserved to give an accurate picture to future generations.

Ask for advice from older, wiser moms.

"I think David even asks for advice from his father".

They can also ask for advice from the "English Doctor Service".

C) Ask for advice from the sommelier or a server familiar with the list.

The foundation asked for advice from the doctor on the head, neck and spine committee.