Sentence examples for well advised to pick from inspiring English sources

They would be well advised to pick up Harvey Araton's "When the Garden Was Eden".

(Twins and triplets applying to the same place might be well advised to pick dissimilar e-mail addresses).

For that, readers would be well advised to pick up "Becoming Enemies," a fascinating collection of declassified documents and expert and participant commentary from the time of the Iran-Iraq war, co-authored by six scholars.

Anyone who fancies a vigorous mental workout to complement their post-Christmas pound-shedding would be well advised to pick up a copy of The Man from Primrose Lane by James Renner (Corsair, £7.99).

If a customer identifies herself as a Kinda, or more conservative in style, she is well advised to pick socks from the same color wave, creating a look that's just slightly off-kilter: One sock might have stars, the other clover leaves, but the colors will sync up nicely.

Team USA doesn't have a chance in hell of winning the thing, so you'd be well advised to pick a "second team" to follow.

Beef lovers are advised to pick the roasted and grilled prime rib ($18) over the more expensive New York sirloin ($23).

I remember being advised to pick the centre choice.

In all of these choices, be advised to pick a purse over a bag.

The microphones will pick everything up, and members would be well advised to avoid a gaffe on opening day.

The more dedicated student would be well advised to use Ms Kellaway's book as a short-cut to understanding current corporate jargon and to picking up invaluable practical tips for the modern, upwardly mobile manager.