Sentence examples for was instruction from inspiring English sources
noun
The act of instructing, teaching, or furnishing with information or knowledge.
- Students receive instruction in the arts and sciences.
The first step was instruction in how to operate the 42-foot-long, 12-ton craft.
Supremely important was instruction in the mythopoeic legends of Hesiod and Homer, given by the lyre-playing kitharistes.
She was born in Toronto, and studied under Harry Rich of Toronto, whose specialty was instruction in what were known locally as the Rich Gestures in singing.
The original Ursulines remained in their families and carried out all kinds of charitable work, but their main endeavour was instruction in Christian doctrine.
Ancient references to the poet's "companions" and "students" have led one expert to argue that Sappho was the leader of a female collective, whose role was "instruction leading to marriage".
I knew nothing about veggie baskets, but there was instruction: a number (less than six veggies, too "skimpy"; more than twelve, too much), a technique (blanch your beans, then ice them, so the green pops), and a commitment to visual novelty (yellow carrots, purple peppers, rainbow greens).
Luckily enough, there are instruction for that, too.
The pipeline stages are instruction fetch, instruction decode, and instruction execution.
"The core is instruction, be an educator," – something Dr. Vitti was.
"There are instructions for him," Bento said.
There are instructions at spiritrock.org.org
