Sentence examples for instructed the class from inspiring English sources

Sigman instructed the class to begin exploring protest based on what was said, or not said, during their circle conversation.

Dr. Huang instructed the class to don thick lab goggles before beginning the experiments she had designed to show how lipsticks that resemble one another in color and consistency may be made using entirely different formulas.

But that's not all: Earlier in the school year, the same teacher had refused to let A.A. pray during recess and, during class one day, she choked him because he would not stop talking with his classmates — even though she had instructed the class that they could have a few minutes of "downtime" to do just that.

JJL instructed the class on how to complete the questionnaires and, with the class teacher, learning support assistant, and an additional researcher assisted individual children where necessary.

At school, in 1985, there is a new teacher, Juan Luis Morales Rojas, who instructs the class to repeat his name, which the children do with burgeoning confidence and volume: "And after a while we were shouting and jumping while he moved his hands like an orchestra director, or like a musician who was enjoying listening to the audience sing along to the chorus of one of his songs".

Later in the afternoon he instructs the class members to walk around a table contemplating if they are ready for fatherhood.

One client said that her children's teachers are instructing the class not to open their doors if the police knock.

Moving at a quick hour and a half, with no intermission, Seminar is one of the funniest shows on Broadway and Alan Rickman, his jeans bulging at the crotch, is delightfully your worst nightmare as a teacher, and also the most realistic as he instructs the class: "Writers in their natural state are as civilized as feral cats".

He practiced medicine briefly in New York City, but in 1830 he returned to Williams, where he instructed the senior class in moral philosophy and rhetoric and, from 1836 to 1872, served as president of the college.

At P.S. 132 in Springfield Gardens, Queens, several classrooms enjoyed the rare luxury of two teachers instructing the same class.

Now, the teacher of this class instructed the students to ask me any question they wanted.