Sentence examples similar to the way we instruct from inspiring English sources

"I think it has to change the way coaches will instruct teams and the way we practice," he said.

I respected their bravery; they respected the way I instructed them.

Ferguson is old school in the way he instructs his talent scouts to delve into the background, the character, the future potential of each player he signs.

Watching the film is not really like looking at a painting, but the way the art historian looks at Bruegel has something in common with the way Mr. Cohen instructs us to pay attention to the world.

He said he still hopes his son will arrive at Ayotzinapa the way he instructed him to do that night.

If it was coaching, former players should be able to tell us that Bill Belichick suddenly and drastically changed the way he instructed players to carry the football in the 2006 offseason.

The case of Purdue Pharma, which admitted no wrongdoing in its financial settlement with the Department of Justice and was not forced to change the way it instructed physicians and dentists to prescribe OxyContin, shows us that justice has prospective, even preventive, components.

She was class and brass all the way, instructing her horse-drawn carriage to take the scenic route.

On the way down, he instructs the driver to stop beside some cattle.

That gave the go-ahead for state health officials to define "affiliate" the way Republican lawmakers instructed — and to remove Planned Parenthood from the program.

I'm trying to just notice my emotions, the way I was instructed in Zen meditation, to neither wallow in them nor push them aside.