Sentence examples for be told to use from inspiring English sources

Patients will be told to use "no win, no fee" lawyers instead.

Referees should be told to use the ultimate sanction to drive gouging out of the game.

Anything else: Developers with land and planning permission will be told to "use it or lose it" to prevent landbanking.

Depending on who you ask, you might be told to use sugar syrup, glycerine, honey or eggs (just the whites or the whole things) – opinions are strongly held.

You will be advised to avoid activities that cause pain or discomfort and may be told to use a cervical collar for a brief period of time, as well as a cervical pillow while you sleep.

This will include a policy pledge that, under a Government including the Lib Dems, the Foreign Office would be told to use its diplomatic network to push for decriminalisation of homosexuality in countries where it is illegal.

Now educators are told to use their own discretion.

I've been told to use two hands, and I hope you will too.

"They were told to use all possible means to fight back," Mr. Jovanovic said.

But he was told to use the public entrance to the sanctuary instead.

"Asylum" is the one English word Saleh Omar is told to use when he lands in London.