Sentence examples for viewing advice from inspiring English sources
But it provides valuable viewing advice for the exhibition that occasioned it: the Guggenheim's barely there, sometimes invisible exhibition, "theanyspacewhatever".
If you go to Kruger, consult the park's travel guide on nytimes.com/travel for trip planning and wildlife viewing advice, as well as reviews of high-end park lodging like the Tanda Tula Safari Camp (Aug. 12, 2007), above, by Adam Nagourney, and the Zuma Zuma Safari Lodge and Spa (Oct . 24 , 2004 by Mr. Wines.
That information can then be used to offer viewing advice — based not on what a friend or a critic might think, as in the past, but rather on what many other users with similar taste have chosen over many visits to a site.
My movie viewing advice: Rent the film When Harry Met Sally where the Meg Ryan character trades her bad boy obsession for the nice guy/best friend played by Billy Crystal who talks to her and is really capable of loving her.
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Ministers view advice from officials and political advisors as well as other factors such as the party position, public mood or media focus on a particular issue.
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This is art-viewing advice worth heeding here, for the pleasure of Weston's photographs is their compositional simplicity.
"Keep your hands in view," the advice says.
