Sentence examples for some sound advice from inspiring English sources

Some sound advice he might consider imparting: Beware not of the brick, but the brickbat.

Its 70-ish proprietor, Malcolm Rothman, emerges into the rain to dispense some sound advice.

The Borders of Adventure website has some sound advice on travel in the country.

JK Rowling had some sound advice for one Harry Potter fan on what to read while fasting for Ramadan.

The streets outside are four inches thick with snow, but the 6ft-plus actor has some sound advice.

He is seven years older than me, and he gave me some sound advice: respect the limitations of your body.

One of my clients told me that her mother gave her some simple, sound advice before she had her first child.

In the Country by the Farmer Boys also provides some pretty sound advice for the times when we will get fed up during the campaign.

"Had you been standing here with us, you would have seen the same preventable tragedies occurring over and over". The tone is maliciously gleeful, and the authors have slightly too much fun with their spoof "examples", but it is all wrapped around some very sound advice for the wannabe novelist.

I happen to think she's given her party some very sound advice, which Republicans would be wise to consider.

McBean, who said the run was "emotionally exhausting but so rewarding," was also given some pretty sound advice from the prince.