Sentence examples for instruct what from inspiring English sources

It was the second installment in a broader project in which he has harnessed the tools of the laptop generation to instruct what he has called a "visually illiterate" society.

They were able to exhibit improvements in execution similar to the improvement H.M. showed in mirror learning, but only after they were instructed what to do each day.

That remark and the child's apparently accurate air traffic control protocol and lingo indicate that he was supervised and instructed what to say.

I have been especially lucky in that, unlike many of my fellow columnists, I have hardly ever been lent on by my editors or instructed what I should or should not write about.

"I try not to write poems of propaganda (though I have written 'rants'!), but ones whose subject matter and language will draw the reader into considering 'issues' without being instructed what to think.

And that protracted final sequence is quite extraordinary, in which the dying hero is instructed what to think and do, via a voice through an earpiece, while he stumbles through the wrecked stage-set of his self-created existence.

Once the sample recount is complete and the county canvassing board concludes that there was an error in the vote tabulation that could affect the outcome of the election, section 102.166 5) instructs what must then be done.

She said 750 people nationwide may have been assigned fraudulent addresses by the thieves and that the company recently sent out warning letters to anyone who might be affected, alerting them and instructing what to do if they believed they were victimized.

During the anticipation (minute 5-6) subjects were instructed what the stress test will be, followed by 2.5 minutes stress test.

The lorry driver was told the lorry was being used in the escape, and he was instructed what route to take and how to react if challenged.

Some of the first lines ("See the gal with the red dress on / She can do the Birdland all night long") are influenced by a boogie-woogie style that Ahmet Ertegun attributes to Clarence "Pinetop" Smith who used to call out to dancers on the dance floor instructing what to do through his lyrics.