Sentence examples for instruction today from inspiring English sources

In truth, Karl, as the Germans call him, ruled rather too much by decapitation to provide much useful instruction today.

In Gilo, where a mortar round fell in an empty schoolyard last week, students received instruction today on what to do if they are fired on again.

Whether or not "the press" remains the chief agency of instruction today, it would be very rare to find a "newspaper" that existed only as a printed product.

The guidelines, known as the Next Generation Science Standards, are the first broad national recommendations for science instruction since 1996.

"Language Instruction" (2003), Derek Bermel's witty, entertaining and theatrical comedy, is based on his experience studying Brazilian Portuguese from tapes.

Later clips in the series show excerpts of Cohan choreography such as Cell (1969), Waterless Method of Swimming Instruction (1974) and Nympheas (1976).

They were developed four years ago as a pilot program to improve instruction; this year they have become a factor in tenure decisions.

During A.B.A. therapy, Daniel slowly became more compliant; after 6 months, he was less aggressive and responded to instruction 60-90% of the time.

The centerpiece was Derek Bermel's "Language Instruction" (2003), an amusing full ensemble work based on the rhythms and gestures of language tapes.

He became a member of the council of public instruction (1830), of the Académie Française (1831), and of the Académie des Sciences Morales et Politiques (1832).

Gascoigne's "Certayne notes of Instruction" (1575), the first English manual of versification, had a considerable effect on poetic practice in the Elizabethan Age.