Sentence examples for nice to instruct from inspiring English sources

Although probably not practical, it would be nice to instruct your intruder on how to behave once the dog has him.

So why don't you let me talk for a little bit, and then you can ask me questions?" He later stressed again that Trump told him to instruct Cuomo to be nice to Scaramucci. .

To instruct and correct.

More, really, to edify, to instruct".

They have a right to instruct me.

You now need to instruct a solicitor.

Not that I mean to instruct Clark.

He was there to instruct not celebrate.

I continued to instruct Sebastian.

A friend instructs him: "You take your bowl and find something nice to look at — the sunset, the stars, the trees — something poetic.

Anyway, nice to see.