Sentence examples for mix of advice from inspiring English sources
Inspired by her motto, "You can have a job and a baby and style and a body", it's an eclectic mix of advice and tips from models, fashion insiders and working parents.
The Magliozzi brothers, whose radio show has been dispensing an eclectic mix of advice on car repair and also on such subjects as garage etiquette, interpersonal relationships, good grooming and correct grammar since 1977, announced several months ago they would stop producing new segments of their show as of October.
Some argue for 'chief social scientists' or 'chief historians' to be appointed alongside chief scientists, but creating separate structures ducks the more important challenge of how to integrate an appropriate mix of advice and evidence from a wide range of disciplines.
New CCGs will have to recognise the need for a variety of different sources of inputs and evidence in their commissioning plans and ensure that they have the appropriate mix of advice and support to allow them to make the best decision for their populations.
The Web site, known for its Pepto-Bismol pink home page, features a mix of health advice, parenting tips and message boards ("Does anyone here regret getting a gastric bypass?").
The result is a desultory mix of commonsense advice about diversification and room-clearing tomes such as Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know about Risk-Adjusted Returns.
New2usa.com is updated daily and its content is a mix of expert advice and--a format near and dear to the Next Wave first-person accounts of experiences in the United States.
The songs from his latest album, "A Sailor's Guide to Earth," served as the road journal of a weary troubadour and an open letter to his young son, a mix of parental advice, lost-at-sea longing and tall tales (with likely the first reference in a country song to "king cobras fighting in boxing rings").
On completion of the assessment users are provided with a tailored letter that provides a mix of personalised advice and encouragement tailored to their quit progress, level of addiction, self-efficacy, smoking-related beliefs, social supports, base levels of positive and negative affect, and identified challenges in dealing with temptations to smoke.
Some are shouting a mix of encouragement and advice to their children, most of it conflicting, interspersed with agonised, expletive-enhanced appeals to the referee.
Executives there say they now do no lobbying work, instead offering clients "strategic consulting": in Global's case, a mix of polling, political advice and media relations work.
