Sentence examples for counsel some from inspiring English sources

Cases against individuals typically result in trials, often against experienced and well-resourced defense counsel, some of whom are here in the audience today.

But he does not always take counsel, some who speak to him regularly said, and there is trepidation among some of his allies about whether he will learn enough by Monday to appear knowledgeable beside the more experienced Mr. Cuomo.

The preacher who has converted Jack keeps him on the straight and narrow as best he can by letting him collect hymn books at the end of services and even counsel some of his troubled flock.

Thus although Archbishop Arundel stressed in 1399 that Henry wished to be properly advised and that he intended to be governed by common advice and counsel, some argument and conflict was inevitable.

Further to Matt Apuzzo's point, after the appointment of the special counsel, some Republican senators had said that it meant the Senate and House investigations into Russia would now need to take a back seat or simply fade away.

I wrote a book about it, My Year Off, and ever since have been invited to counsel some well-known stroke sufferers, from the avant-garde theatre director Max Stafford-Clark, to the Tory grandee Douglas Hurd, and the film star Kirk Douglas.

And Ms. Unruh even counsels some organizers against calling their events purity balls.

But a former Mr. Met counseled some reason as he assessed the mascot's importance to investors.

She's just taken a degree in counselling and psychotherapy: "You never know, maybe I'll be counselling some child stars".

Rabbi Alfredo Borodowski, who heads the Jewish Community Center of Harrison, has counseled some young adults in his congregation who have found themselves back at home after college.

Opting for the hard version, I am placed on a sliding medical bed, counselled some more and locked in the sphere.