Sentence examples for she would counsel from inspiring English sources

But she would counsel her husband privately.

She would counsel those vulnerable Democrats, "Just win your election".

Based on her experience, Fernandez said she would counsel women in professional sports to start planning for motherhood in their late 20s, rather than a decade later as she did.

Dr. Ellen Haimoff, a psychologist in Manhattan and Lawrence, N.Y., and a fashion devotee herself, said she would counsel women "to identify the primitive feeling of the hunt" when they find themselves foraging at sales.

When my grandmother taught me to make banana pancakes, which we did every Wednesday night through much of my childhood, she would counsel "Hold the bowl" as I stirred, which became, in our letters to each other, code for "I love you".

Asked how she would counsel toy makers after what is shaping up to be a disappointing Christmas, Ms. Liebmann of WSL Strategic said: "I would tell them if they're holding their breath for the great action movie of 2004, they should stop -- they're too dependent on the movies.

The judge did not specify how Napster should comply, however, saying she would seek counsel with a technical expert about the filtering process.

She instinctively knew, however, as she would later counsel other women: "You can't sleep your way to the top or even to the middle, and there is no such thing as a free lunch.

At least once in the 2000 campaign he stated that if his own daughter revealed to him an unwanted pregnancy, she would be counseled to make her own decision on its resolution.Stuart G Laurence .

"If the affairs are in the past and the other person is committed to their marriage, I would counsel not to disclose," she said.

Several of her advisers have said they would counsel her to quit the race if she lost both.