advise造句

We should advise each other.

I advise you to do it steadfastly.

[Polite] (We or I) would advise you that ...

What would you advise me to see here?

For tests, rather than exams, we do not advise preparation.

I advise you to stand on ceremony before anyone else.

When climbing a mountain I advise beginners to use a staff.

I'd advise you not to associate with him, he's a bad lot.

I beg to advise you not to transplant Chinese experience mechanically.

Dentists advise their patients to brush and floss regularly to prevent their teeth from decaying.

Please advise us immediately after you have obtained the necessary import license.

You managed Harvard's endowment during a turbulent time, and you advise several other endowments and state pension funds.

Although I advise that you refrain from decoding XML documents with AD hoc routines, I have no qualms about writing.

And some advise against using painkillers, particularly the stronger ones like aspirin and ibuprofen, as they can cause stomach upsets after a heavy night out.

Are you very sad yesterday? It's temporary to feel sick. It's a habit to sit many times. People often advise me so much that I often comfort myself.

I would advise all students to learn an instrument that is a continuous note, a melodic instrument, so they can relate to that.

Because adding on another task while trying to concentrate on a driving problem, that's what bilingualism gives you - though I wouldn't advise doing this.

This expert may advise the placement of mirrors in certain areas, tell you where water should flow and where it shouldn't, and change the position of your bed.

The main purpose of Rule 14-2 is to prohibit a caddie from positioning himself behind the player while the player makes a stroke in order to advise the player on alignment or otherwise assist him.

What I would advise you would be to load it (the library itself, and the scripts with your tests) automatically in a development and test environments, removing them when in production.

They think that the present situation in the co-operative movement is very dangerous, and they advise us to "get off the horse quickly" in our present advance along the road of co-operation.

I believe if I was involved in a "fist fight" my wife would jump-in, even if I was winning; she's that loyal (... not that I would advise this).

The economic situation might look brighter in another city, but career experts advise unemployed job seekers to first exhaust all options in your current town or city before considering a move.