Sentence examples for helpful instruction from inspiring English sources

Some spoke fondly of the cover art adorning their game boxes and the helpful instruction manuals stuffed inside.

A triptych of canapés arrives, and I'm told that proceeding from left to right is the best way "to enjoy them," a statement that blurs the line between helpful instruction and boastful prediction.

The book, by Burton Silver and Heather Busch, contains, in addition to those hilarious images, much helpful instruction for aspiring dancers with cats -- hints about picking up energy field vibrations, for instance, and tapping into the profound energy of feline peace.

The package reads "Bolivarian Government of Venezuela" and specifies that you can only "use it once", which is a helpful instruction on a condom package.

Appreciation also was given to Ms. Lingyun Huang (from our team), for her helpful instruction on the QTOF-MS identification, and to Mr. Lin He (from department of mathematics, Beijing Normal University), for his help in mathematic analysis of our dynamic differential data.

It is filled with helpful instructions on how to build an inflatable boat, catch edible fireflies, and make fishing lures.

The helpful instructions that Will Shortz (Endpaper) gives for solving Times crossword puzzles do not address one particular constituency: those who find the puzzles fairly simple, even on Thursdays and Sundays.

Several models will now include what Garmin calls "real directions," which use such helpful instructions as "turn right at the gas station" rather than "turn right in 500 feet".

In a message on the party's Web site, under her picture, Ms. Hope writes: "What better way to help fuel next year's campaign than to donate your refund to the New York State Democratic Party?" She even offers helpful instructions on signing those government checks over to the party.

Face-offs between the human eye and a soulless lens still occur; the teen hacker who narrates Cory Doctorow's "Little Brother," a privacy-rights anthem set in near-future San Francisco, provides helpful instructions on how to make a concealed-camera detector out of a toilet-paper tube and a handful of spare L.E.D. lights.

The architecture allows a user using a internet enabled device to send images, video and GPS location to remote "Helpers" that can send messages back with helpful instructions or tips.