Sentence examples similar to pre-advised from inspiring English sources
But this isn't about me and my penchant for the kind of glitzy chintz you might hear while puking up seven VKs and an ill-advised pre-club curry in Plymouth's Oceana.
But the high-profile and ill-advised Tory pre-election plan to scrap NHS targets introduced by Labour – such as A&E patients being seen within four hours, and every patient receiving treatment within 18 weeks of first seeing their GP – seems to have been dropped.
She shared the picture on Instagram, along with the perhaps ill-advised words: "#unapologeticbitch" – as if to pre-empt any possible backlash, which would of course be likely.
My teenage pre-Primark years were characterised by one (often ill-advised) sartorial experiment after another.
The solution is not the outright prohibition of all pre-dispute agreements to arbitrate, as proposed by the ill-advised Arbitration Fairness Act.
Others were blatantly ill-advised.
The instruction was well-advised.
Both leaders are ill-advised.
Or anyone who wears ill-advised spandex?
