Sentence examples for seeking instructions from inspiring English sources

In 1999, during his second year in the league, his then girlfriend (now wife) Ashley relayed the story of how he had once phoned her seeking instructions on how to open a can of soup.

Then there was the unusual: Mr. Kruger's secretary called a technical-support phone line seeking instructions on how to delete the speed-dial numbers from Mr. Kruger's office telephone.

23 Common suggestions for improving handovers by active patient participation include patients (a) bringing medication lists to hospital admission, 7 (b) functioning as couriers between clinical microsystems, 8 11 (c) seeking instructions from healthcare providers by the time of discharge, 10 and, (d) actively participating in organised discharge planning.

"Seeking instruction isn't the same as seeking orders," the second party official said.

The rules announced today apply to foreigners seeking instruction for jets larger than 12,500 pounds, which includes many popular business aircraft and all jetliners.

The chief justice's willingness to reverse the Florida Supreme Court's interpretation of Florida law in this case is at least in tension with our reluctance in Fiore even to interpret Pennsylvania law before seeking instruction from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.

And so it goes all day, every day, with several thousand men and women calling the 900 number of the Islamic Line, a dial-a-sheik service for the faithful seeking instruction or advice.

Yet headquarters actively discouraged further investigation last summer as evidence accumulated from F.B.I. offices in Arizona and Minnesota that foreigners with virulent anti-American views -- and perhaps even links to Osama bin Laden -- were seeking instruction in how to fly jumbo jets.

Much of New York City was in a state of mourning, and visitors to the center, on Frederick Douglass Boulevard, gazed at the Harris's family photos as if seeking instruction from the past.

In the story "How to Write a Blackwood Article" (1838), he tells of an aspiring writer of gothic tales who visits the editor of Blackwood's Magazine, seeking instruction.

Still, Robert Rickey, who has worked for 25 years for the city's water system, was standing by yesterday at the city's Red Hook plant on the East River in Brooklyn, ready for any and all comers seeking instruction on the waste water cycle.