Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Arrow<br>Ethan didn't know what sign to follow. One sign had an arrow to the left. Another sign had the arrow to the right. He decided to go to the right. It led him to where he wanted to go.
The left arrow led to the wrong location.
His preliminary view was at the arrow.
Judging the direction of the wind correctly is one way to determine if bad weather is to your east, assuming the wind is coming from the right direction.
JOel and Ethan did the right thing.
This road is not the correct path to take. 
Eric made several wrong turns because his GPS got very lost.
Eric made it his destination.
You can avoid an obstacle.
After this, you will look in the opposite direction, then back, then begin to swerve. 
There are 2 other routes people can take
There was a lot of traffic to reroute.
The road signs had accurate information
You shouldn't look in the direction that you are swerving.
your left leg should be pointed to the left
The armchair had turn signals.
Ethan hated the trip
Walk from the stop to the side entrance.
Ethan looked up four restaurants once he got home.
Ethan never made it to his trip
Elton had a good time
Elton made the client very happy
eric made too many wrong turns
Ethan has met with bart
The sign had an arrow pointing straight ahead.
Ethan has met with obama