Sentence examples for once advised that from inspiring English sources
Mahatma Gandhi once advised that "there is more to life than increasing its speed".
As a young congressman, Lincoln once advised that Democrats needed to get over their fixation with Andrew Jackson: "Like a horde of hungry ticks, you have stuck to the tail of the Hermitage Lion to the end of his life".
It was indeed once advised that we limit the amount of eggs we eat – it was thought at the time that they raised our cholesterol, increasing our risk of cardiovascular disease.
In Churchill's Shadow: Confronting the Past in Modern Britain.By David Cannadine.Allen Lane, The Penguin Press; 386 pages; £25.(To be published in the United States by Oxford University Press in spring 2003 ALAN COREN, a British humorist, was once advised that anyone seeking to catch the attention of the book-buying public should write about cats, golf or Nazis.
Baron Rothschild once advised that the best time to invest is when "blood is running in the streets".
I am advised that requires treaty change.
[C22.] A Chief Who Is Her Own Best Ally Marguerite McLeod's mother once advised her that minority women always have to be better at everything.
A worldly woman once advised me that one knew one was finally sophisticated when one had no desire to take home the mini-unguents from the bathroom.
An editor at Sports Illustrated once advised me that the art of the work rested in telling people who already know what happened a story so compelling that they forget everything and, at the end, wish they'd been there.
He told The Independent: "Someone once advised me that in the Balkans, the key is not to look at just what is happening but the connections between the things that are happening.
