Sentence examples for book instructs from inspiring English sources

"Don't fall in love", the book instructs, but you find your story entwined with that of "the pretty girl".

The book instructs her to "say affirmations of some sort each day, about yourself or your marriage".

"Cell or cluster methods should be adopted by the Organization," the book instructs, and investigators say the hijackers were organized in precisely that manner.

The book will help a reader find "your personal vision," said Ms. Madden, whose book instructs with tip-filled boxes announcing "how to get this look".

"Abraham's public relations stunt with his father's idols succeeded even better than he could have imagined, earning him credibility and a reputation throughout Mesopotamia as an iconoclast and a holy man," the book instructs.

Indeed, the book instructs home cooks in the recreation of dishes from the Mile End Montreal-style deli, in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, which Noah opened with his wife, Rae Bernamoff, in 2010.

The book, instructed Sven Birkerts in a review in the Atlantic, "should be seen… as a response to an altered cultural sensibility".

The listing of the flat she wanted to book instructed her to email the owner directly to check availability as they weren't as quick at responding to messages online, and because they claimed to have the flat listed on other property websites.

Every morning however, before you do anything else, the book instructed that you write down everything you're thankful for.

Hence the popularity, in 17th-century England, of books instructing the would-be member of the gentry in how to comport himself, write an impressive letter and choose a socially advantageous wife.

I have a book which instructs me how to flirt (a present, that one, ta very much) and how to dress and how to Look Gorgeous Always.