Sentence examples for about to begin teaching from inspiring English sources

"There is a hall-of-mirrors quality to what he is doing that is hilarious and very effective," said Mark Feldstein, a professor of journalism who is about to begin teaching at the University of Maryland.

The best discussion of the 1920 revolt that I have come across this year was in a paper presented at a Harvard University conference by Daniel Barnard, an Army officer who is about to begin teaching at West Point.

She is about to begin teaching at the Y.M.C.A. of the East Bay, in Oakland, where next Monday evening she will don her bike shorts and periwinkle bra top and do an opening stretch to Stevie Wonder.

Along with Chan, he's instituted a computer course for other inmates and Chan himself is about to begin teaching hospitality.

They were there because they were unhappy about his plans to begin teaching evolution the next week.

But in June, after a change in management, she said she was told she had to begin teaching patients about contraceptives and was also ordered to attend mandatory training at a Planned Parenthood location.

You may be unsure when it's time to begin teaching your children about money.

Begin teaching your children about work by requiring them to participate in a "job" at whatever level is appropriate for their age, whether that is a paying job for older kids or chores at home for younger children.

As early as possible, begin teaching your child about what types of information should remain private.

Even if the products do not sell briskly, environmental leaders said their presence on the shelves would begin teaching millions of shoppers about the impact of household products like weed killers and light bulbs.

A Peruvian teacher, who made fun of his own thick accent so the students would be less self-conscious about theirs, began teaching algebra and geometry.