Sentence examples for until advised from inspiring English sources
The phrase "until advised" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it in a sentence when speaking of a situation continuing up to the point of being told or advised otherwise. For example, "I will remain at my current position until advised otherwise."
A poster in the blocks says: "Stay in your flat until advised by the Fire Service". A young mother has told the BBC that there were no alarms when a fire broke out in her block in February.
The TARC rate referred to patients who complied with all treatments recommended to them, that is, patients who continued with treatment for up to three cycles or until treatment success (as defined) or until advised to end treatment (i.e. doctor censoring).
In this case, you have to check with a physician first, and rest the joint until advised.
Do not drive until advised that it is safe to do so, which may not be for up to three days.
Laurel Gross, a close friend, said he had toured Japan in February and had plans for a European tour this spring until doctors advised against it.
I'd never bought shares before until someone advised me to invest in a product underwritten by the "gold standard" Lehman Brothers.
One SAS soldier appeared to be about to drag him back inside the building until Horsfall advised him against it since the world was watching.
Apple has developed devices called iBeacons, small transmitters that can detect nearby iPhones, making it possible to pay without even pulling out your phone.Apple Pay may have a bigger, albeit indirect impact in the developing world, says Irving Wladawsky-Berger, who until recently advised Citigroup on mobile money.
Weakened by syphilis and alcohol, fed up with an increasingly Westernized Tahiti, he thought of returning to Europe until friends advised him that his growing reputation there as an artist was predicated on his mythic status as a self-exile to an island paradise.
Using a transliteration of the Arabic word for the Brotherhood, one sign read: "If you like the Ikhwan, take them with you!" "In some ways, all the talk in Washington about what to do in Egypt is incredibly inefficient," said Peter Mandaville, a political scientist at George Mason University who until recently advised the State Department on Islamist politics in the region.
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