Sentence examples for which he instructs from inspiring English sources
Thorpe teaches a variation of the Euro step in which he instructs players to decelerate as they start the move to get a defender more off balance.
A conversation with a handsome surgeon, in which he instructs Dr Weston how to pass a catheter into an elderly man, conjures up fantasies about her colleague that make her blush.
In the end, Machel took the purse with Advantage while Iwer – who some say was robbed of the crown – came a close second with Come to Meh, in which he instructs partygoers to "come to me!" and "go away!".
"It's fun," said Christopher Fitzgerald, the boyish actor who brought down the house during the New York run with a snappy rendition of "Exhibit A," in which he instructs his mates on how to court a young lady.
Indeed, his poetry is overshadowed by the prose work Centuries of Meditations, in which he instructs an acquaintance in his personal philosophy of "felicity"; the latter was based on Traherne's Christian training, his retention of vivid impressions of the wonder and joy of childhood, and his desire to regain that sense in a mature form.
Three of them are seminal live performances, including a storming 'Maggie's Farm' from Newport, 1965 and the previously released 'Like a Rolling Stone' from the Manchester Free Trade Hall show in 1966, complete with the infamous 'Judas' heckle and Dylan's 'I don't believe you' response, after which he instructs the band to 'play it fucking loud'.
