Sentence for counsel | Use counsel in a sentence

Sentences with counsel. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use counsel in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for counsel.

• Counsel me, Richie. (10)
• Temple and I took counsel. (10)
• I counsel it for the good of all. (10)
• My prayer to you is to take counsel. (10)
• Felix and Kirsteen took hurried counsel. (8)
• Pray, accept my excuses and my counsel. (10)
• I would rigidly counsel, one, and no more. (10)
• She must wait, take counsel with her father. (8)
• Further I need not counsel a clever old son. (10)
• The agent took counsel with Malloring by wire. (8)
• She was health to him, as well as trusty counsel. (10)
• The counsel was excellent, but it killed the topic. (10)
• So they had taken counsel and worked out their plan. (12)
• Her counsel took us to her, and Lamprecht talked to her. (12)
• He thanked her for her counsel, and promised to follow it. (12)
• Segwuna kept her own counsel, but she was alert and active. (18)
• No man ever did brave work who held counsel with his family. (10)
• She had no one to take her part, to counsel, or speak for her. (4)
• Caroline was urgent with her uncle to act on such good counsel. (10)
• He was essentially the wise youth, both in counsel and in action. (10)
• I counsel it to you again and again: in joy, in sickness of heart. (10)
• They are in counsel and fellowship with the quickened heart and brain. (10)
• He blushed for the narrow-minded counsel which he was obliged to expose. (4)
• If she did not need counsel, she must need the comfort of communication. (4)
• And I thirst for you; I look to you for aid and counsel; I want my mate. (10)
• As of old, he took counsel with Adrian, and the wise youth was soothing. (10)
• Frequent and deep counsel he took with a trusty flask suspended at his belt. (10)
• Pepe kept his own counsel and confided to no one save old Nonna what he knew. (5)
• Chloe sat beside him, receiving counsel with regard to her prospective duties. (10)
• Wherefore, will I that this attempt be made, keeping the counsel that is mine. (10)
• For throughout the trial your counsel was in reality making an appeal for mercy. (8)
• He perceived that his father and the fair widow frequently took counsel together. (10)
• He perceived that his father and the fair widow frequently took counsel together. (22)
• Address him for counsel in the person of dupe, she could not; shame was a barrier. (10)
• We will watch the master mind of the circus and his associates in counsel and action. (21)
• Complete confidence between solicitor and counsel is the essence of professional honour. (8)
• There is an opposite counsel, and he can be eloquent, and he will be heard on her side. (10)
• Mountfalcon took counsel of his parasite as to the end the letter could be made to serve. (10)
• Brébeuf and Lalement, implored to flee while there was yet time, both scorned such counsel. (19)
• Had he one acquaintance who would not counsel him to see a doctor for writing in that style? (8)
• Alighting, he put the matter aside, for good angels to support his counsel at the final moment. (10)
• And if you have not the habit of taking counsel with them, you are but an instrument in their hands. (10)
• His counsel to me was, that in spite of everything, I was always to stick to my tasks and my cricket. (10)
• He sends for suitors, or rather for their counsel, and asks for the money as the price of his judgments. (16)
• No counsel can be saner than that the heart should be bidden to speak out in plain verbal speech within us. (10)
• But Venetia, the tears falling from her eyes, turned back into the street to take counsel with the coachman. (13)
• He put his finger to her cheek in reproof of such supererogatory counsel to a man famous for his punctuality. (10)
• He saw the polizta in twos and threes taking counsel and shrugging, evidently too anxious to avoid a collision. (10)
• Taking counsel together, they resolved to strike a blow instantly before troops from France or Quebec could arrive. (19)
• He might see the defending counsel, might surely do that as an expert who thought there had been miscarriage of justice. (8)
• She needed no longer to fear an inner voice that would defend her, nor any hope that might counsel her to guard herself. (12)
• It will give admirable opportunities to eminent counsel, excellent reading to the general public, first-rate sport all round. (8)
• Her counsel to him was, that he should leave Steynham immediately, and trust to time for his uncle to reconsider his conduct. (10)
• Her counsel to her brother, after recounting the offensive scene to him in animated dialogue, was, to give Van Diemen a fright. (10)
• It was too weirdly intimate, even for her; besides, when he had already tried to seek her counsel she had ignorantly repelled him. (9)
• She had no natural connexions to assist her even with their counsel, and she could not afford to purchase the assistance of the law. (4)
• The decisions of this august and learned jurist were always read aloud by the clerk, and a copy supplied to the counsel on each side. (7)
• The Counsel for the prosecution, a little, alert, grey, decided man, above military age, began detailing the circumstances of the crime. (8)
• There is nothing so indicative of fevered or of bad blood as the tendency to counsel the Almighty how he shall deal with his creatures. (10)
• Upon the counsel of Mrs. Lawrence, Aminta sent a letter to Lord Ormont at his hotel in Paris, informing him of the position of affairs. (10)
• At the supper-table Evan did not appear, and Mr. Goren, after taking counsel of Mrs. Mel, dispersed the news that Evan was off to London. (10)
• She was dealing with an evil thing, and had chosen to act according to her light, and by the counsel of her combative and forceful temper. (22)
• To this effect, never complaining that Nevil Beauchamp had not come to him to take counsel with him, the high-minded old gentleman talked. (10)
• Both of them applied privately to Mrs. Wardour-Devereux for her opinion and counsel on the subject of the proposal to apologize to Dr. Shrapnel. (10)
• Beauchamp had gone off to his friend Lydiard, to fortify himself in his resolve to reply to that newspaper article by eliciting counsel to the contrary. (10)

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