Sentence examples similar to starting advice from inspiring English sources

Affairs not started, advice not given, distant lands left uninvaded — the null class of non-events is often more blessed than the enumerated class of actions, though less dramatic.

Would you be interested in starting an advice column on Fitness?

In this experiment, each START advice was presented as an alphabetically ordered list of medicines that users had the possibility to prescribe.

Maybe I should start an advice column?

The app starts with advice about good soil management, then talks about composting.

But then his patients started seeking advice, and he was more circumspect.

You cannot start taking advice from pitch-invading spectators, even if they mean well.

"When we started giving advice, they came for the free sandwiches and chocolate cookies," she said jokingly.

The camp's chef, a shell-shocked Vietnam vet, started taking advice from a talking can of vegetables.

MINNEAPOLIS — The young mother started getting advice early on from friends in the close-knit Somali immigrant community here.

After three seasons with the Knicks from 1946 to 1949, during which he started his advice column, Palmer decided to move on to television.