Sentence examples for hand advised from inspiring English sources

Edwards explained to Evonne how to position herself for a forehand and back hand advised her to hit the ball on her home court as often as possible with her two-years-older brother Larry, and said that next year he might enter her in a few country tournaments.

Despite the long odds of a blockbuster, Mr. Hand advises preparing for success.

Yes, this was a family that joked excitedly after Hitler had kissed Martha's hand, advising that she not wash the part that his lips had touched.

The Joint Chiefs then played their hand, advising President Johnson to turn down MACV's requested division-sized reinforcement unless he called up some 1,234,001 marine and army reservists.

High street retailers can perform a dual marketing role, on the one hand advising on product selection, and on the other gathering feedback on customer preferences.

While they mention the 'unproven benefit' of statins, they, on the one hand, advocate not to initiate statins, but on the other hand advise neither to stop statins in patients with HF-REF, nor to consider potential interactions with polypharmacy. 1 Moreover, the willingness of a physician to stop this drug when a patient does not experience any adverse effects will probably be low.

A couple of pitiful old hands advised us on how to carry out our trade: a former night editor of the Daily Mirror who was dying of throat cancer, and an elderly character of 30 with a degree, who had once risen as high as an interview with the northern bureau of the Guardian, before he sank quickly back down to earth after a nervous breakdown.

Halfway through the chase that ended in the deaths of Russell and Williams, some officers can be heard on tape telling dispatchers, "He does not have a gun in his hand" and, "There's a red pop can in his hand, be advised".

On the other hand, he advised many well-to-do investors without any business background to steer clear of angel investing.

On the one hand, he advised that the Christian should not judge who is worthy or unworthy of receiving alms by being niggardly and pretending to test whether or not a person is deserving.

Shortly after two of Mr. Godosis' three children left his hospital bedside yesterday, a doctor bandaged his hand and advised him that it could take several operations to repair his right leg, which had multiple fractures.