Sentence examples for giving a guide from inspiring English sources
It may possibly be that the trial court's charge comes nearer to giving a guide to the jury than those that preceded it, but it still falls short of the kind of legal standard due process requires.
Giving a guide or a membership can be a great gift (and not to mention, a not-so-subtle hint as well).
This number is critical in estimating the likely scale of response that might be required by public health authorities, giving a guide not only to the number of infectious people in the community at that point, but also an index for further onward transmission should responses be delayed.
"This is my cat Timmy who's no longer with us," he says, giving a guided tour of his trailer walls.
In an unassuming block off the old Naas Road in Dublin's industrial heartland, Jim Joyce is giving a guided tour of HealthBeacon, his young medtech company.
László Andraschek is giving a guided tour of the homeless centre in Győr, Hungary, where residents sleep up to six a room.
Sunday afternoon, conductor Carl St.Clair will host "Duke Ellington Revealed" with the orchestra, giving a guided tour through Ellington's music.
Good criticism is the act of giving a guided tour of the artistic "house," calling attention to shifting relationships, shadowed tensions, overlooked marks of genius.
Giving a guiding hand in the beginning will show him that you mean what you say, and shows that you care enough to make sure he follows through.
It went for £15,600 having been given a guide price of £600-£1,000.
