Sentence examples for be advised to write from inspiring English sources

"This soldier will be advised to write his mother...and also be informed to write sufficiently often to preclude personal correspondence becoming the subject of official communication".

Or in another stab at celebrating IDOL properly, you may be advised to write something like this here, a collection of amusing turns of phrase that tickle the feet of wisdom, but really don't mean much and do BLISSFULLY ABSOLUTELY UNEQUIVOCALLY STUPENDOUSLY NOTHING!

Traditionally, aspiring novelists are advised to write what they know.

Are you glared at in public places because of your frequent coughing, so annoying to others?" The afflicted were advised to write to Pertussin for a free bottle).

I was advised to write something 'proper', by which they meant realistic, with positive characters and a good story that was communist without being too communist".

Earlier this year, the state sent names of 2,700 possible noncitizens to county election supervisors, who were advised to write those people, asking them to offer proof of citizenship or risk being dropped from the rolls.

As soon as possible after an attack, victims are advised to write down everything they remember about it: the circumstances under which it occurred; the appearance, special odor or other characteristics of the assailant (like a limp or a lisp, evidence of intoxication or words spoken); and the nature of the attack and whether the assailant used a weapon or verbal threat.

I was advised to write a new novel and try and get that published instead.

(S he is not expected to be there, though festgoers seeing two Katie Holmes are advised to write in.

(If Liberal Arts majors really are dedicated to reaching the top in the world of finance they are advised to write their Senior Thesis on Meyer Lansky rather than Montaigne).

Sometimes I wish someone would say to me, "I understand how you feel, I feel the same way!" Before I cofounded Blurtt, I fell in love with a story about President Harry Truman who wanted to 'blurt' about his time in office and instead of speaking these truths (although sometimes he did) he was advised to write them down and put his 'blurts' in a box.