Sentence examples for class advice from inspiring English sources

A best seller in France, Pierre Bayard's slim volume does not, as you might expect, offer useful cocktail party or English lit class advice.

On a recent Hawaiian Airlines flight, I saw a flight attendant offer a couple in economy class advice about places to visit in Oahu.

Roxanna Elden has been a teacher for eleven years and is the author of See Me After Class: Advice for Teachers by Teachers.

Remember the old speech class advice - imagine everyone in the crowd is in their underwear.

There's a classic bit of creative-writing-class advice that tells us we need to learn to turn off our internal editors.

With this fragment of a sentence, Fitzgerald gives Hemingway the familiar writing-class advice — show, don't tell; less is more; and what is left out can sometimes be more meaningful than what is included.

"The benefits to our clients who are looking for world-class advice in Asia to meet their increasingly complex and global needs are tremendously exciting," Thomas J. Reid, Davis Polk's managing partner, said in a statement.

From Oct. 4 through 13, festivalgoers can pick and choose from two weekends of food-fermentation classes; advice on beekeeping and vermiculture; and lectures like "Cultivating Your Dream Livelihood" and "So, You Bought a Farm.

"Investors come to us for world-class advice and a wide range of products," a Morgan Stanley spokesperson responds, "and our fees reflect that".

Fortunately for us, we are working closely with the FIA Institute, who are giving us world-class advice on how to resolve these and other minor snags with the cockpit and safety systems.

We at Science, the world's largest-circulation scientific journal, are delighted to offer our help in this regard by providing young scientists working in Singapore with world-class advice through our special Web site.