Sentence examples for some sort of instruction from inspiring English sources

The lack of voter education -- only about one-fifth of registered voters received some sort of instruction on how to vote -- was also evident, particularly among women.

The zombies stand in place, seemingly awaiting some sort of instruction.

At Rangers, named simply Glasgow (Celtic are billed as "Glaswegians"), Merk Heteley leads the attack, which sounds more like some sort of instruction to really get in an opponent's face than it does an actual human being.

The results showed, however, that two-thirds of young women and 55percentt of young men received some sort of instruction on birth control and abstinence before their first sexual experience.

Knowing I needed something to help expand my frame of reference, some sort of instruction beyond the limited world of my own words, I walked through my library, looked up, and saw the quote I'd painted across the top of the wall: The eye sees what the mind knows.

— when the long rituals started — but they arrived in Thailand still unsure what they were supposed to do, and Ms. Sutton, 30, scrambled to find some sort of instructions.

Modern lanterns will often come with some sort of instructions regarding safe and effective cleaning practices.

Virginia Department of Education spokesman Charles Pyle said the department presumes that exempted students are receiving some sort of home instruction, though there is not any follow-up reporting to confirm this assumption, the Associated Press reports.

Sounds like they have also put in some sort of virtualisation or instruction set translation system so that apps written for ARM will run directly on the Intel chips.

While more states are beginning to require some sort of personal finance instruction, there aren't enough that do, financial literacy experts say, and there is little consistency in the quality of the education.

At the same time, the diary is a sort of instruction manual for descriptive fiction.