Sentence examples for taking instruction on from inspiring English sources
Shortly after he arrived at the school from Mali, Djibril Sumarei was taking instruction on how to construct a religion poster for history class from Mohammed Alesadi, who immigrated from Yemen two years ago and often writes words backward.
To evaluate the impact of note taking instruction on participant's learning performance, the relationships between all variables mentioned above, and scores of final exams (FE) were examined.
A lapsed Muslim returns to his hometown, Manila, and is dragged into a terrorist plot, taking instructions on his cellphone from an Abu Sayyaf operative who has kidnapped his family.
They don't operate independently, rather taking instructions on where to go from the computer tracking them.
History probably shows, however, that Mrs Merkel is probably no more likely to take instruction on sound economics from a rich deficit country like America than one on the brink of collapse like Greece.
The Bank's governor, Mark Carney, seemed unimpressed, commenting days later: "We are not going to take instruction on our policies from the political side".
He was speaking just days after Carney, governor of the Bank of England, had said he was "not going to take instruction on our policies from the political side".
Just a week after Theresa May took a swipe at the impact of the Bank's actions on "ordinary" people, Carney said: "We are not going to take instruction on our policies from the political side".
I took instruction on this point from de Kooning, who opened a book to a reproduction, handed me a magnifying glass, and made me peruse Rockwell's minuscule but almost fiercely animated painterly touch.
He said politicians had done a "good job" of setting up the system in which the Bank operates, but added: "We are not going to take instruction on our policies from the political side".
Outside of North America, manual transmissions are far more common than automatics, and most learners take instruction on a manual.
