Sentence examples for having to instruct from inspiring English sources

Most important, these systems should do this without my having to instruct them or tell them anything.

He produces yet more examples of his bullying and boorishness such as Mr Bush having to instruct him to return Condoleezza Rice's phone calls.

A teacher in Robeson County, one of the poorest in the state, Ms. Averette spoke of having to instruct her 5- and 6-year-old charges on matters that were once the province of their parents, like avoiding the pitfalls of drugs, and about the value of having a moral compass.

I haven't had to instruct the staff to ask hard questions.

Sometimes the judge had to instruct me in the rules of evidence".

Once the link to the website was opened, the teacher only had to instruct the students once by pointing out where to start.

You have to instruct the machine not just precisely where and how to cut, but also which of its hundreds of tools to use.

Then, they'll have to instruct Echo's assistant "Alexa" to find the appliances using a simple command: "Alexa, discovery my appliances".

"At a rock concert," Anita Gates writes in her review for the New York Times, "nobody has to instruct the audience to stand".

The builder herself has to instruct the helper, thereby directing him to assist her effectively.

This indicates that when tutoring you have to instruct female students 'how to fly' and male students 'how to land'".