Sentence examples for personally advised from inspiring English sources
He helped produce the first generation of university-trained school administrators and personally advised and mentored hundreds of educators.
Christie denied that he had personally advised Trump to moderate on immigration, as former the New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani told a reporter last week.
And those in other fields have also voiced concern: Speaking in this week's Radio Times, Sir Ian McKellen said that the Foreign Office had personally advised him against travelling to Russia.
There is no suggestion of wrongdoing by Troup, Simmons & Simmons or any of its clients, and nothing in the files that indicates Troup personally advised any offshore company registered with Mossack Fonseca.
Associates of Mr. Giuliani said he had not personally advised or worked for Mr. DeLay, who has been indicted in a campaign finance investigation in Texas and is also under scrutiny in a federal investigation of a Washington lobbyist.
One man spins a long, paranoid-sounding tale about Ovitz's alleged conflicts of interest when, years ago, he personally advised Brad Grey while his company, Creative Artists Agency, was representing Shandling.
I personally advise Wickr, an instant messaging firm that develops secure software for iPhone and Android.
Mr. Schaefer inherits a group of more than 13,000 brokers who have been wrestling with the merger of self-service investing with their traditional service of personally advising clients on how to manage their money.
He explains that while the video lectures will be held via video stream (which presumably would have a much higher limit), he will be personally advising each participating company and indivdual through the course's forums.
Brayley purchased the drug on his own, and Nitschke said that he didn't personally advise him.
When you hear from the former CEO of a top company personally advise you that "you are your top priority; and everything you do must focus on your own happiness and self first," you knew it was time for a change.
