Sentence examples for personally advice from inspiring English sources

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The assumption was that the citizen knew the customary law and would apply it in transactions or in litigation personally with advice from kinsmen.

Personally, my advice is to have your regular in-PC hard drive, a large backup or two that stay on your desk, and then a 2.5″ drive to carry around with you.

Personally, this advice makes me even angrier.

Feel free to give it to your community college students to ask me personally for advice.

I personally would advice a strapless if you wear strapless bikini's, or else you can see the non - tanned stripes, which looks kind of not done.

What each of us can drink safely is partly dependent on our genetics, and Sir Ian Gilmore says that in the next decade we could have personally-tailored advice on alcohol consumption.

I don't adhere to it personally, but my advice is not to burn the candle at both ends.

"If the Crown personally can reject advice, then, of course, the whole democratic facade turns out to be false".

The only uniformed personnel from whom Churchill continued to take military advice personally through the war were Pug Ismay as Military Assistant, Alan Brooke as Chief of the Imperial General Staff and chair of the Chiefs of Staff, and Lord Mountbatten as Chief of Combined Operations, but none recalled him as generally accepting of their advice.

"It's crucial that the government doesn't miss the opportunity to step in at this pivotal age, especially when access to trusted, personally tailored careers advice at an early stage can help to make the difference between young people sinking and swimming in the world of work".