Sentence examples for ages taught from inspiring English sources

The church that through the ages taught me and other children right from wrong did not know right from wrong when it came to children.

My brother and I joined them, creating an establishment of seven children, of different ages, taught by an unqualified 20-year-old.

The Harvard Museum of Natural History offers half-day, weeklong summer science programs, with a wide range of activities, games, and hands-on learning activities for various ages, taught by the museum's professional educators.

Magazines in this jazz age taught the public how to drink in the home, at country clubs and at hotels.

Soviet schools — the ones Brodsky hated so viscerally that he dropped out of them at an early age — taught people Russian.

American Art and Culture in the Gilded Age, taught by Professor Wanda Corn, chair of the Art Department and nationally known for her work on the history of American art.

There was a great student response to the updated class Urban Theory and Design in the Post-Industrial Age, taught by Professors Noah Chasin and Anthony Acciavatti.

These include a network of Language Nests, an educational strategy imported from the Māori, original peoples of New Zealand, that see children of a pre-school age taught in the language of the community by grandparents, ensuring a bilingual upbringing.

"And that it had the chance to influence people". Mr. Krumholtz has never studied acting, although he said that working alongside Mr. Hirsch on Broadway at a young age taught him a lot.

He trained in ballroom and Latin from an early age, taught by his parents, former World Champions Keith and Judy Clifton.

I will carry the lessons his aging taught me and hope my own children will learn them from me.