Sentence examples for instructions from someone from inspiring English sources

He didn't wait for instructions from someone in Washington.

But still 18.1% of South Africans say they would not approve of living in a residential area in which half their neighbours were people of other races, and 20.3% would disapprove of working for and taking instructions from someone of another race.

If your child hasn't been to nursery or pre-school, the idea of sitting in a classroom with other children, following instructions from someone other than their usual carer, can seem alien and frightening to them.

Powell, now 36, helped develop the artificial intelligence that gave a satellite autonomous tracking functions: It can spot an incoming missile and predict and track its path without instructions from someone on the ground.

However, he desperately needs instruction from someone who understands journalism.

He points out that Strunk was born in 1869; in the digital age, we may balk at taking instruction from someone who formed his doctrine of English usage before the invention of the telephone.

The most troubling aspect, according to the evidence, of the no-aides policy is not that the Senators did not have aides, but that Chairman Gray was given a clear instruction from someone in Senator DeConcini's office to come alone.

The instructor, Steve Blank, is a veteran of eight silicon valley startups, and this course is an opportunity to get free instruction from someone who's been there before (and has the IPOs to prove it!).

You get some personal instruction from someone who can help you if you're uncertain and you get lots of choices about you can do it this way or this way and this might work better for you.

It is strongly advised that you seek instruction from someone who is qualified and experienced in operating Segways.

The prophet is not someone who listens patiently for instructions from others, or is someone who is fond of restating that perennial objection to growth and development -- "but we've done anything like that before!" No, the prophet is someone who sees things fresh, in context, and knows how to take creative action appropriate to the moment.