Sentence examples for instructed should from inspiring English sources

We were instructed, should we have any problems, to head on over to the clinic and see her associate, Dr. N. I say, "Let's go".

Customs agents came by that day, and as instructed should this situation occur, we hid on the boat and stayed super quiet so the vessel would appear empty and the agents would go away.

"Any event you do," he instructs, "should be in the nature of a standup routine.

"These wines," he instructs, "should be served cool, in generous quantity, accompanied by nothing more than grunts of satisfaction and satiation".

Guests, it instructs, should reference Gloria von Thurn und Taxis, the "dynamite socialite" (or, possibly, the mail distribution company in Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49 – neither end terribly well).

Instead, he instructed, it should simply read, "Here lies one whose name was writ in* water".

"If someone doesn't like my book," he instructed, "they should feel free to say so".

In "Hilly Yoro," Mr. Toure instructed: "Everyone should follow their own route/If a man has no eyes another can see".

If she bled too much or not at all, she was instructed, she should seek medical help.

A properly instructed jury should have heard the complete law of self-defense in Florida, not just the portions that helped Zimmerman.

Acquaviva had instructed that should anything happen to Weston, Garnet was to succeed him as superior in England, which he did when only days after leaving Harlesford, Weston was captured en route to London.