Sentence examples for proffer advice from inspiring English sources

More sophisticated "recommenders" will proffer advice to stimulate creativity and collaboration.

The singers proffer advice, recount traditional tales or praise patrons, declaiming like melodic town criers.

This comes at a time when the distinction between the two has become increasingly fuzzy, as the brokerage industry shifts from a commission-driven model to a fee-based one in which brokers typically proffer advice as well as stocks.

To his sister Ceri, 28, a physiotherapist in Chester, Williams was the perfect "big brother", always on hand to proffer advice, or pay for "dainty finger sandwiches" at the Ritz on her trips to London.

While universities pride themselves on their career advice to undergraduates and plotting their graduates' subsequent employability, I know of very few universities that proffer advice to postgraduates or track the employability of their Ph.D.s.

Others may take their turn as Queen, but usually one of the women gives it and won't take it, and assumes the world revolves around her. Diva's proffer advice and can't abide hearing any back.

Many a time I've proffered advice on it myself under a female pseudonym".

Here's a quick post about the handoffs that occur in this human race as one generation proffers advice to the next.

A distraction arrives in the form of Molly Rivers Merritt Weverr), a former student who at first proffers advice before pulling out a gun and producing a long list of grievances.

International mediators, vital as brokers of the 2005 Comprehensive Peace Agreement that paved the way for partition, stood aside, though Ethiopia and Egypt organised some talks and the UN proffered advice.

Even when he turned to the subject of sex in the set's finale, "Beng Beng Beng," he proffered advice and instructions — about not rushing things — as the Afrobeat groove pulsated and surged behind him.