Sentence examples for when advised that from inspiring English sources

When advised that New Yorkers had been having some trouble with the police lately, he replied cheerfully, "Well, I am advertising police with whom you would have no trouble".

Tallulah Bankhead's final acting assignments included a "Special Guest Villain" stint on the TV series Batman (1966 68); when advised that the series was considered "high camp," her response was vintage Tallulah: "Don't tell me about camp, dahling!

On CNET a Utok user, when advised that the site uses DoubleClick tracking software, retorted: "Turn off your cookies!" One enterprising user posted his Motorola phone for sale on Ebay without having to pay auction fees; technically the post was seen only by Utok users who tuned in.

Patients frequently claimed to have been upset, disappointed, or shocked when advised that they needed insulin.

Unnamed officials "did not ensure that ministers were given the full picture when advising that the trust's application for foundation trust status should be supported.

Laura Bush made a valid point when she advised that cures derived from stem cell research might not necessarily be just around the corner, but it does not follow logically that an appropriate prudence in raising hopes justifies the current restrictions on human stem cell research.

True, but, again, he does not address the key issue: how can auditors give an independent view of a company when they have advised that company on tax issues, or received huge fees from it for other services?

Eventually, though, a wise counselor advised that "even when you lose the person you feel most connected to, you don't lose your deeply human need to connect".

Horace Walpole received similar offers and at first was enchanted with the "old" poems; but, when advised by friends that the manuscripts were modern, he treated Chatterton with chilly contempt, advising him in a letter to stick to his calling.

Problem is that he also recommends to work with my doctor and I do not trust the degree of preparation of this doctor when he gives me advise that contradicts "The End of Illness".

In Pomerance's script, the good doctor -- eventually accorded the title of baronet for his work -- joins the staff as a 31-year-old man happy with his status as a scientist and nonchalant when advised by his superior Carr Gomm Henry Stramm) that over time the positive attitude will likely be challenged.