offer somebody a counsel

I called you here to offer me clear counsel, so set your tempers aside.

He offers counsel on first-aid responses to attacks from such sources.

"And great faith that you will offer counsel to him."

The new second chamber should have the capacity to offer counsel from a range of sources.

And yet from the great beyond Emily Post continues to offer counsel.

As a true friend, Egypt will always offer America wise counsel and support.

He had offered good counsel and would be sorely missed.

Colleges don't always know how much debt its students are taking on, which makes it hard to offer good counsel.

Otherwise, you might wind up onstage like the young couple to whom Edna offered sexual counsel.

This is the time to speak, to offer countervailing counsel, and turn them around.