Sentence examples for succinct advice from inspiring English sources

"Book now," was Mr. Trippler's succinct advice.

He had some succinct advice for me as a writer: "Just call them the way you see them and the hell with it"....Hemingway could be very funny about other writers.

The reply has now joined the multitude of responses from others who tried to answer the original question, among them succinct advice for us all to eat more fruit and veg, fledgling plans to live underwater, and functional advice to keep eating, breathing and having sex.

To help you think about how you might approach writing your own "Lives" essay, I asked the magazine's editors for a single, succinct piece of advice.

Before Joshua led the Jewish people in their historic conquest of Israel, G-d gave him a few succinct words of advice: chazak v'ematz, take strength and courage.

When a designer recently queried Edelman about how to label a garment that combined white linen and black leather, his advice was succinct: "Don't get it dirty".

The Washington State Department of Health sums up its advice in three succinct words and a bit of pro-wild caveat: "Keep eating salmon!" the agency says in its Web site.

Loved by readers for the dextrous way she combined scholarship with sound advice – her recipes, succinct but never vague, are difficult to muck up – she left behind at least a dozen books that might reasonably be called classics, each one fat with recipes, history and stories.

The advice she gave was succinct: trust your heart, because you are not going to have all the answers.

Julissa had two sisters at Manual, one, Zerina, who was to be valedictorian, and one a thoughtful ninth grader named Ashley, whose advice to schoolmates was succinct: "We have to get over losing this thing, because we're going to be losing things all our lives".

It is unlikely that when the British and American governments issue new dietary guidelines the advice will be quite so succinct, or sensible.