Sentence examples for able to teach that from inspiring English sources

Fiction: "García was not able to teach that day, because of circumstances that were best left unspoken".

We'd suspected it as soon as the Headmaster, that bastard, had come into our classroom three weeks before and told us that García was not able to teach that day because of circumstances that were best left unspoken, and that the authorities were actively seeking a solution.

How are you able to teach that?

As Steven Gey, a law professor who has written about the intelligent-design movement, said to me, "It's like saying we want to be able to teach that the earth is round, but also that it's flat, that it revolves around the sun, but also that the sun revolves around the earth.

Particular experiences that catch Black’s eye: Eagle Scouts ("Takes a lot of work to earn that rank") and former teaching assistants ("Shows great mastery of a topic to be able to teach that and shows they earned the trust of a professor").

"It's tough to teach that swing, being able to cover the ball and yank it down the right-field line.

"I want to be able to teach her what that means, whatever the difference is," Mrs. Hotaling said.

Private teachers will be able to teach you fingerings that are easier to jump to in a particular piece.

Perhaps Mrs. Trollope put it best after all: "If the citizens of the United States were indeed the devoted patriots they call themselves, they would surely not thus encrust themselves in the hard, dry, stubborn persuasion, that they are the first and best of the human race, that nothing is to be learnt, but what they are able to teach, and that nothing is worth having, which they do not possess".

And if you haven't got the skills, we're in danger of not being able to teach them that in 18 months".

"It takes a certain love and respect for your children to be able to teach them things like that," she said.