How to use "advice" in a sentence

It's good advice

'I followed your advice

Don't get married yet, that's my advice

He thinks that maybe Nick would know, that Nick would have some advice.

She thought of Gran's final advice

Sickened, grief-stricken, she had taken their advice, and Danny's funeral had been a closed-coffin service

But she ignored her own advice

I am in great trouble and would like your advice.

I am in a very strange position, Mr Clement, and I want to ask your advice about what I should do next

It is too late for advice now.' Then she turned away

He had, following Miss Marple's advice, gone up to Old Hall and talked to the servant, Rose.

Could you and the vicar come for lunch today? Something strange has happened, and I would like Mr Clement's advice.

So I would like your advice about whether to go to the police or not.

Not to listen to endless good advice from big sister, no thank you.'