Sentence examples for firmly advised from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garment firmly advised against that.

Visitors are firmly advised to stay on the paths.

On January 15th Ford, a carmaker, firmly advised against leaving the union.

While that show was in rehearsals, in 1951, Garland realized that she was pregnant; Luft firmly advised her to get an abortion ("I was as unjustified as I was insensitive"), fearing both for the show and for the publicity that would result — both he and she were still married to other people, and he knew the "strict moral code" that was publicly enforced.

But a McConnell aide said the senator's use of the word "might" was merely a figure of speech, and that he firmly advised Trump to condemn the violence.

Charity workers advised us firmly against taking food or money to the village, saying it could lead to divisions, and not get to the poorest.

"You should take him some cookies, he'll need the sugar," he advises firmly.

He resolved to get in touch with her, but not without firmly, but respectfully, advising his parents to stay out of it.

That is also why Parliament is well advised to react firmly.

And they say the company is becoming politically savvy earlier in its life than Google, whose connections were firmly established once Eric E. Schmidt, the chief executive, advised the Obama presidential campaign and the administration.

If an American woman wanted a lasting marriage in the 1950s, she was well advised to choose a man who believed firmly in traditional values and male breadwinning.