Sentence examples for mission instructions from inspiring English sources

A proposal was made, in the late 1950s, that American astronauts might subsist on lunches and dinners made of their own printed mission instructions (shredded, sprinkled into vitamin-enriched sugar water).

The game also has the habit of simultaneously providing mission instructions via in-game dialogue and an on-screen text prompt, which at the very least means you miss plot details, but at the worst means you can be left wondering what the hell you're supposed to do next because you paid attention to the wrong thing.

In fact, the Army's Third Infantry Division said in an after-action report that when it arrived in Baghdad it had no instructions, no mission statement.

The 'Create' tool allows users to set a title for their mission, provide instructions on how to join the mission and add data, and customise it by adding any other additional information.

One can't help thinking of Jim Phelps watching his Impossible Mission Force instructions go up in smoke right after the "this tape will self destruct in five seconds" warning.

The University of Wisconsin's mission statement reads in part: "Inherent in this broad mission are methods of instruction, research, extended training and public service designed to educate people and improve the human condition".

The Met's mission statement includes, "advancing the general knowledge of kindred subjects, and, to that end, of furnishing popular instruction".

And I think that when it comes to our men and women in uniform who might be carrying out these missions, the instructions are not going to be based on whether or not the lawyers can sort out how we detain them or how we prosecute them.

–"The IRS Mission," IRS instruction booklet for Form 1040.

· It provides the U.S. Department of State mission-specific instructions regarding their role in advancing the cause of intercountry adoption when no other domestic solution is available for a child to have a family, including establishing priorities that seem inherent in appropriate Hague Convention implementation.

Fossett, 60, was forced to rely on instructions from mission controllers and a chase plane for two hours as he flew out of the US into Canada.