Sentence examples for told to display from inspiring English sources

The Jason house was given number 9. The couple were told to display the number outside their home.

In a separate move, fast food companies are to be told to display the calorie content of each meal at the point of sale so customers can see what they are buying before they make their choice.

Just as the "Good Soldier Svejk" encapsulated the cowardly absurdity of life in the Austro-Hungarian army, Mr Havel's greengrocer epitomised the petty humiliations of "normalised" Czechoslovakia.Yet the greengrocer would balk if he were told to display a poster saying: "I am afraid and therefore unquestioningly obedient".

In a city whose sharp-dressed citizens worry about the distinctions between high rolled lapels and an Edwardian collar, or choose a silk blouse for its drape, there was consternation over what to do when handed a photo ID and told to display it, prominently.

They were told to display no extra movement.

In addition convenience stores in the capital were told to make displays of pornographic manga less conspicuous in the run-up to the 2020 Olympics.

Grand Central will distribute the book with the secrecy of a Bob Woodward publication, with bookstores told not to display any copies until its release.

"Do schools tell students to display such certainty?" he asks.

Another man was told to leave after he displayed what the authorities said were gang signs.

"Women aren't raised to show such audacity, to make such demands, they aren't told to build yourself up and display such sheer confidence and audacity, to take advantage of the leverage of a new CEO".

Supporting this explanation, the only study of symbolic distance reported herein that also failed to find IPS activation using whole-brain analysis employed a similarly dynamic selection task in which participants were told to judge whether a visually displayed number was smaller or larger than a reference number based on a criterion that changed throughout the experiment.