| seek counsel | 5.13 | The student sought counsel from her teacher. | ||
| provide counsel | 2.24 | Singleton was providing counsel. | ||
| appoint counsel | 1.91 | A panel of federal judges appoints the counsel. | ||
| have counsel | 1.25 | I have legal counsel. | ||
| offer counsel | 0.99 | For months, Mormon officials had offered similar counsel. | ||
| give counsel | 0.72 | Indeed, Mrs. Winship was expert at giving counsel. | ||
| defence counsel | 0.66 | Defence counsel Karpal Singh expressed shock over the death sentences. | ||
| keep counsel | 0.59 | Whoever killed Bowman has kept his counsel. | ||
| take counsel | 0.59 | After his return to the Church, Gary Cosgrove began taking this counsel to heart. | ||
| hire counsel | 0.53 | If he wants to pursue this fight, he should hire private counsel. | ||
| need counsel | 0.53 | He needs better counsel. | ||
| reject counsel | 0.53 | You were unwise to reject my counsel. | ||
| retain counsel | 0.53 | If Moussaoui could afford to pay his own lawyer, he could, of course, retain any counsel he wanted. | ||
| name counsel | 0.46 | She asked the special court division to name a counsel. | ||
| select counsel | 0.39 | A panel of three judges selects the counsel. | ||
| find counsel | 0.33 | Other lawyers found substitute counsel from the private bar. | ||
| follow counsel | 0.33 | Alas, the boy does not always follow their counsel. | ||
| heed counsel | 0.33 | Did he heed your counsel? | ||
| oversee counsel | 0.33 | Cudahy is one of three judges who oversee independent counsels. | ||
| receive counsel | 0.33 | Camby can receive legal counsel, however. |