Sentence examples for over instructs from inspiring English sources

"I'm here today to break the news to you that this 40-year party is over," instructs one of the book's businessmen, explaining how deadly and irrelevant irony has become through overuse.

He punched in the address and immediately the P.L.D. took over, instructing him -- in a crisply authoritative feminine voice -- which way to turn, even here in the complex labyrinth of the airport exits.

By 1600 poverty, unemployment, and vagrancy had become too widespread for the church to handle, and the state had to take over, instructing each parish to levy taxes to pay for poor relief and to provide work for the able-bodied, punishment for the indolent, and charity for the sick, the aged, and the disabled.

Another team-mate Angel Lopez, summed up the secret of not having to over-instruct his players: "He makes sure he buys intelligent ones".

"If you hung around the fields, you'd see crosses all over," Hector instructs Elvia, who has to be taught to see what's right in front of her.

While the company has been under pressure from Norwegian authorities over tax (a large section of its local website for drivers is given over to instructing them they are responsible for reporting tax).

"But I think there's a weird paradox when the president of the United States, a country that would never dream of sharing its sovereignty over anything, instructs or urges us politely to get more embedded in the EU, which is already making 60% of our laws.

She said: "I am not aware of any case involving an ordinary member of the public in which the CPS took over one year instructing numerous experts to test the evidence before deciding on whether or not to prosecute.

She rushed over to instruct the D.J. as her friends ordered moscato.

Then the officer standing over him instructed the eye-stabber to push harder.

The man had asked him over, had instructed him in simple words, to come get some shade.