Sentence examples for least advised from inspiring English sources
The year is 1415 or thereabouts; Henry V, the prodigal son turned king, has recently taken the throne after his dying father has (in Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Part 2," at least) advised him to "busy giddy minds with foreign quarrels" in order to consolidate his power.
Actually, Andersen, known for his colorful tattoos, Mohawk haircut and "Birdman" nickname, has been asked to change, or at least advised of the impending consequences.
She has been there as a friend in the darkest moments of my life, judged me the least, advised me the best and has always, always been the owner of one of my favorite and readiest laughs I've ever heard.
At least," advises Bertie.
No. "Try to have sex at least once every four months, at least," advises Brandes.
MacQuarrie said that was a lost opportunity to at least advise Macdonald to influence classmates who might be harassing the victim online.
Some activists, including Morgan, have called on police to at least advise citizens that they have the right to refuse to answer questions.
There appears to be a consensus that the Corker-Cardin deal is a political win-win - Republicans can argue that they forced the President to recognize Congress's proper role in at least advising on such a major international agreement while the President retains the last word on the content of the deal given his veto pen.
She met her Cabinet ministers, one by one, in her Commons office, on the evening of 21 November; at least ten advised her that she should stand down, though there were others outside the Cabinet, including Michael Portillo and Alan Clark, urging her to fight on.
J.P. Morgan and Chase Manhattan jumped to fifth place, not least by advising themselves to merge with each other.In this section TRADE, EXCHANGE RATES AND BUDGETS MONEY AND INTEREST RATES MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS STOCKMARKETS Reprints.
I love the idea that Laura might follow in her mother's footsteps and become active in politics – or, at the very least, start advising Birgitte on what younger people want from politicians.
