Sentence examples for old advice from inspiring English sources
"Follow the money" is old advice, but in this case you can take it literally.
That's the thinking behind the wise old advice to "picture yourself at your own funeral".
The old advice to rest a bad back in bed has been shown to make the condition worse.
I've seen lots of checklists for spring exterior home maintenance, and most just have the same old advice.
Lewis corrals impressionable readers by ignoring the good old advice that you must take on your opponent's strongest arguments.
It may be age-old advice, but it still rings true with interviews.
But heeding the age-old advice about catching up on sleep might be more important.
F.H., Madison, Wis .A. This question is best answered by the age-old advice: read the label.
Those who subscribe to the age-old advice of our forefathers look very askance at this kind of antic.
– Glenn Collins The New York Times: The age-old advice to tourists in Mexico — don't drink the water — is apparently followed by Mexicans as well.
