Sentence examples for try to advise from inspiring English sources

When Sehorn returned to the bench after X-rays, he didn't try to advise McDaniel or Stephens.

We organise discussions with our staff about about workers' rights and try to advise them on how to manage their lives on their salaries.

"I try to advise artists before I sign them, because a lot of them come in with dreams," says Brian K. Jackson, a senior vice president at E.M.I. for creative/A&R.

His position has always been to try to advise the central government of Beijing to look at the actual situation in an objective, non-politicised way … He is not a political figure or activist," he added.

He called the media coverage of Clinton "troubling" but said that he would try to advise the Democratic party after his presidency to help it improve its campaign strategy for working class voters.

OSCAR DE LA RENTA: I try to advise her the best I can, you know, we always have a big, huge fight about - - you know, Hillary, in a sense, is sort of very prudish about the type of clothes she likes to wear and you know from the waist up she really looks great.

We are trying to advise the family to stop.

I'm not trying to advise other people — each child is so different.

His lawyer and the judge tried to advise him not to speak.

"I have tried to advise them on how to deal with their menstrual cycles," she says.

"Lawyers are trying to advise clients to say as little as possible and to issue statements that are fairly generic".