Sentence examples for being advised to rest from inspiring English sources
Ironically, these patients stand to gain the most from intervention (as does the NHS), yet remain unlikely to receive this advice, being advised to rest, risking further health and well-being detriment.
Open champion Darren Clarke will miss the US Open next month after being advised to rest a groin problem.
India fast bowler Umesh Yadav, who impressed in the first Test in Ahmedabad but missed the second with a back injury, is again unavailable after being advised to rest for 10 days.
Manager Sam Allardyce said he had left the forward out of last Saturday's 2-0 defeat at Liverpool after being advised to rest him until the dispute was resolved.
The symptoms generally pass in a few days, and those with the disease are advised to rest, drink plenty of fluids, and use pain killers if necessary.
(In the seventeenth century, athletes had their spleens excised to boost speed; in the nineteenth, they were advised to rest in bed at noon naked).
She was advised to rest and pulled out of a public engagement to lay the foundation stone of Memorial Gates to colonial war dead at Constitution Hill, near Buckingham Palace.
The Open champion Darren Clarke, yet to make a halfway cut this year, has pulled out of next month's US Open at the Olympic club in San Francisco, moreover.The 43-year-old has been advised to rest a groin problem that first bothered him the week before the Masters last month and then resurfaced at Wentworth last week.
Although he was advised to rest his knee a couple of more days by the team physician, Dr. Norman Scott, Camby pushed onward Tuesday night in hopes of shaking out the awkwardness of his game before a critical stretch begins in Charlotte Friday night.
McHattie has been advised to rest while his leg is in a brace.
