Sentence examples for times to instruct from inspiring English sources

According to the first, the Lao Jun was believed to have adopted different personalities throughout history and to have come down to the earth several times to instruct the rulers in the Daoist doctrine.

Into this mess, otherwise known as a power vacuum, steps Sullivan, paid by the Times to instruct it, badger it, bully it and, if push comes to shove, climb on top of its carcass.

When the voting began in the Senate chamber, a protester in the gallery shouted, "I do not consent!" Outbursts continued throughout the voting, causing Vice President Pence, the Senate's presiding officer, to suspend the voting several times to instruct the sergeant-at-arms of the Senate to restore order in the gallery.

Say that you are doing it to find more "instructional time". Then use that "instructional time" to "instruct" students in how to take a new Common Core standardized test.

He made the first free throw to give Atlanta a 113-111 leandand Coach Bob Weiss called time to instruct the guard to purposely miss the second one.

In Luke 15:4–7 the same story is directed at the Pharisees, this time to instruct them not to grumble because Jesus has attracted repentant sinners.

A midwinter recess decreed by New York City and other school systems did not help teachers find time to instruct children about the glories or infamies of our commanders in chief.

When it is Artin's turn to pass through security, the guard is shocked to see the little boy readily volunteer his hand to be stamped before the guard even has time to instruct him on the procedure.

The Australian pharmacists reported that it took time to instruct "resistant customers", especially polypharmacy users, patients with mental illness, and those with dementia.

The initial home visit by the respiratory research nurse included time to instruct on tablet use, which took between 10 and 20 min, depending on prior patient experience of using similar technology.

The research team measured the time required for sputum smears by clocking the time it took to examine sputum smears (including time to instruct patients, receive sputum, prepare and read smears and register and report results) and through interviews with laboratory technicians.