Sentence examples for lend some advice from inspiring English sources

Davies said Wales head coach Gatland "was hoping to lend some advice" during the appointment process".

"I spoke to Warren a couple of weeks ago and I think he was hoping to lend some advice really, almost a neutral voice to it all," added Davies, who played fly-half and was later chief executive of Cardiff RFC.

To the Editor: In "36 Hours: Venice" (Dec. 3), Danielle Pergament lends some good advice.

I told her I'd come by once or twice to lend some of my master-gardening advice, but I wasn't going to be conned into a long-term parent-volunteer commitment.

That's one reason I hesitate to lend any advice at all.

Sponsors are different from mentors, who lend friendly advice and allow workers to share their quandaries and challenges.

What that group does is we develop resources, and then lend whatever advice and you know, personal one on one, what have you, kind of stuff, we can, to help with the ROTC program, and in particular, with cadets.

Friendship, after all, whether between countries or individuals, carries with it a moral responsibility and obligation to lend aid, advice, resources, and protection as the case may warrant.

Their support has rallied nearly every O.C. citizen of means and accomplishment to not only contribute millions of dollars but also to lend expertise, advice and intellectual and emotional support.

Members of the editorial board lend insight, advice, and guidance to the Editor-in-Chief generally and assist in decision making on specific submissions.

So will Mario Batali and Joe Bastianich, who will lend advice, a wine list and some of their polished staff to the venture.