Sentence examples for complete with instructions from inspiring English sources

Complete with instructions on how to order, of course.

And within 24 hours an online ballot reached me from a town clerk in Ann Arbor, Michigan, complete with instructions to use black, not colored, ink.

By B. Rhode and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, October 30, 1943 P. 15 F. A. O. Schwarz sells a kit, complete with instructions, for making cute little toy animals out of pipe cleaners.

Thus, B is for "the Birthday of this country of ours", while "F is for Freedom and the Flag that we fly" (complete with instructions on how to fold a flag with respect, and how to say the Pledge of Allegiance) and "V is for Valour!" But it would appear Mrs Cheney is less than "iron-ass" when it comes to her two daughters, Mary and Liz.

As of yesterday, there was a bootleg version of the show floating around the sharing sites complete with instructions on how to improve your watching experience.

"We have not only evidence, we have 18 detainees, we have career officers of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Russian Armed Forces, we have arrested agents complete with instructions, arms and explosives," Security Service head Valentyn Nalyvaychenko said in a live TV discussion programme.

From the same generation that elevated parenting into a science -- complete with instruction manuals, training classes and specialized equipment -- came a ceaseless barrage of canine management techniques.

The boxes held more than 400 Samsung, LG and BlackBerry smartphones, complete with instruction manuals and power chargers.

When I mentioned that venison was $25 a pound in my corner of Westchester County, she insisted on bringing me a package of deer meat from her freezer the next day, complete with grilling instructions and tips for a good marinade.

This comes complete with knitting instructions, which makes sense: Sansom is an inveterate yarn knitter, not to mention a connoisseur of loose threads, all of them loosely patched into a work that, if nothing else, should put paid to the charms of a certain type of rural British novel.

Together, they've produced a thorough travel guide, complete with illustrated instructions for appearing sane during the preflight psychological exam ("Avoid uncontrollable sobbing") and eating in space ("Crumbs can kill if inhaled while sleeping in orbit").