Sentence examples for is able to instruct from inspiring English sources

She is able to instruct Romeo in the ways of speaking candidly and unaffectedly about their love rather than in the frayed cadences of the Petrarchan wooer.

Despite this, Tosh is able to instruct Tommy to activate the Rift Key, and the distortions at the hospital soon dissipate.

If a defendant at the time of trial claims he is insane, this hinges on whether or not he is able to understand the charge, the difference between "guilty" and "not guilty" and is able to instruct his lawyers.

In Steven Moffat's Ninth Doctor short story "'What I Did on My Christmas Holidays' by Sally Sparrow" the Doctor and the TARDIS are inadvertently separated twenty years in time by a fault in the time machine and the Doctor is able to instruct Sally how to bring it back to him in the past.

If a flight attendant is able to instruct or assist you, listen closely and cooperate to increase everyone's chances of survival.

As the negotiations were long and largely political, Bini (no politician) was able to instruct the Briton in elementary ichthyology.

Despite this, he was able to instruct a Leeds-based law firm to continue to sue me personally, even after the publishers of the Sikh Times had apologised.

This would be done by specialists (and perhaps nurses and administrators) from other hospitals, who would be able to instruct an under-performing consultant to undergo further training.

From Mr. Winkler's trips to the courthouse, he was able to instruct Mr. Legan about the judge's vacation schedule, routine and also her security detail, provided because of threats against her by gang members and others she has sentenced.

During his adolescence (c. 874 894), at a time when Islāmic mysticism was in its formative period, he began to withdraw from the world and to seek the company of individuals who were able to instruct him in the Ṣūfī way.

He said the development of a "do not track" protocol, currently being debated by the Federal Trade Commission, would increase web users' confidence that data about them was not being abused – by "flipping a switch" on their browsers they will be able to instruct websites not to track their online behaviour.