Sentence examples for posting advice from inspiring English sources

It's been criticized for, among other things, posting advice on its website urging young women to hurry up and get married before they're 30, and warning them that "as women age, they are worth less and less, so by the time they get their M.A. or Ph.D., they are already old, like yellowed pearls".

Its official Twitter account posted advice from Women's Aid and the charity itself offered guidance.

London Met has set up a helpline for worried students – +44 (0) 20 7133 4141 – and the UKBA has posted advice for students online.

The Russian Foreign Ministry posted advice of a somewhat different nature on Monday, cautioning people wanted by the United States not to visit nations that have an extradition treaty with it.

The assistant surgeon general, Ali Khan, has posted advice on the website of the government's health and safety agency, the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, on how to prepare for Night of the Living Dead popping up in the backyard.

In addition to those guidelines, the OFT on Thursday posted advice for parents.

Garry Monk has asked a fan who posted advice on how the Swansea boss can improve to his home address to send any future correspondence directly to the club.

The UK's National Crime Agency (NCA) said people probably had "two weeks" before the criminals would get the botnet functioning again, and posted advice on how to best protect computers.

StyleMob members can post advice questions (examples provided include "Should I keep plucking my eyebrows?" or "What should I wear to my interview?") to their own personal "StyleCouncil", a team of personal stylists made up of friends and Specialists they find on StyleMob.

She started her own business with her boyfriend, they taught themselves everything and she's always posting positive advice.

Hoinsky, who lives in Milford, Connecticut, and goes by the nom de Reddit TofuTofu, has been posting braggadocious advice on the art of picking up women for three years on the Reddit subforum /r/seduction, also known as Seddit.