Sentence examples for together advised from inspiring English sources

But the X-rays of Mr. Tobio's blockages led Dr. Shamoon to consult with Dr. Connolly, and the two doctors together advised him to have surgery instead.

"I think you should just crash the event and show up together!" advised a fourth.

"Every bad decision Bruce Wayne has made since the start of this series comes back to haunt him in this film, and fans would be advised to watch both of the earlier films to see how everything ties together," advised HitFix critic Drew McWeeny in his review.

In 2005, Lugovoi recontacted Litvinenko and suggested they work together, advising western firms wanting to invest in Russia.

And while it's easy to fixate on disagreements, congratulate yourselves when you work well together, advises Lattimer, and remind yourselves why you wanted to do it in the first place.

In 1991, Senator Baker and I started a business together advising and investing in Russia.

Together, they advised aspiring macho types to 'splash it all over', with Keegan adding: 'It's like a good rub down.' An attempt to relaunch the campaign by signing up Paul Gascoigne after the 1990 World Cup stalled when Gazza confessed that it gave him a rash.

Myers said the survey opened up the little-explored relationship between council chief executives and leaders, who spend a lot of time "yoked together" and advised that the relationship between the two – who are statistically more likely to both be men – needed more working out.

If you want to go far, go together," Dr. Chan advised.

She usually comes here and we sit together and advise each other and we also read the bible together…" Social interactions are however complicated and may diminish resilience unless some of their negative effects are resisted: "…even though they are not telling me but their actions tell me that they are treating me well.

In 1932 Raymond Moley persuaded Tugwell and Adolph A. Berle, Jr., to join together in advising Roosevelt during the 1932 presidential contest.