Sentence examples for instruction to leave from inspiring English sources
The result is that they will respect your implicit instruction to leave you alone".
Later, they continued irrationally to beat people, mostly those walking or running on their own, when a verbal instruction to leave the area would have been enough.
The vast majority of mothers failed to heed the instruction to leave an identifying token, perhaps because they were too beaten down by rotten lives to imagine a time when they would be able to provide a warm, clean home for their baby.
The tape box bore an instruction to leave "Her Majesty" off the final product, but the next day when mastering engineer Malcolm Davies received the tape, he (also trained not to throw anything away) cut a playback lacquer of the whole sequence, including "Her Majesty".
If the problem escalates, Nest Protect moves to a 85 decibel horn and instructions to leave the building immediately and to call the fire brigade.
Last week 600 refugees ignored instructions to leave their boat one by one and instead piled on to the Argos in any way they could.
The Australian ambassador to France, Stephen Brady, offered his resignation after refusing instructions to leave his gay partner behind in an official meet and greet.
When Khmer Rouge fighters finally took control of Phnom Penh in April 1975, urban Cambodians obediently followed instructions to leave behind their homes and belongings and head into the countryside.
The protesters followed police instructions to leave a path on the sidewalk, they and their lawyers said, and no one was kept from entering or leaving the station house, which had two doors.
Shelby was kicked out of the Florida club for groping two women and refusing to listen to an off-duty police officer's instructions to leave the club's entrance, according to the police report of the 4 October incident.
But one of them has instructions to leave about halfway through, file a short "urgent" story for the news service's members, and then post on Twitter whatever is known.
