Sentence examples for a bit of teaching from inspiring English sources

I live by a bit of teaching.

To have a better understanding of that process and the circumstances, principals should be required to do a bit of teaching.

I also do quite a bit of teaching for junior staff.

They go into an orchestra, they do a bit of teaching, they get comfortable, then they get bored with music.

The rent was affordable and I could go back to university, do a bit of teaching, and fit it around being a mother.

"I've been a dog walker, I've done cleaning, I've done a bit of teaching, but I'm deaf now so I can't really teach any more.

She has spent her life doing bitsy things - a bit of weaving, teaching yoga, poetry - but now she has found her vocation as Earth Mother.

You'll be helping kids aged 7-18 witheireir homework, doing a bit of English teaching and joining in with social activities and youth camps.

In Holland, where I spent a bit of time teaching this year, I'd hear the mutter that "The Mondrian project is over", uttered with regretful finality.

In Mr. Hyman's concerts music is generally infused with a bit of light teaching, and he showed the parallels between the bass line in W. C. Handy's "Aunt Hagar's Blues" and Gershwin's Second Prelude.

The only child of a bank manager in Stroud, he went to Magdalen, Oxford, to study English, started an MLitt on gay writers such as EM Forster who had been unable to express their sexuality in their work (significant), shared a house with Andrew Motion, did a bit of graduate teaching, hung about, wrote poetry, signed on the dole, started a novel that was never published.