Sentence examples for ago taught from inspiring English sources

The local school system that five decades ago taught 1,250 elementary school children is now educating just 37.

My law school experience long ago taught me to challenge pious premises.

But then her Southern mother — Ms. Ashley was born in Florida and grew up in Louisiana — had long ago taught her the dangers of vanity.

And at a time when industries everywhere are in decline, this year some said that increasingly restrictive fishing laws had long ago taught them about struggle.

Colin Powell, on the other hand, was a traditional Atlanticist, and his personal experience as a combat veteran long ago taught him that the Big Stick is not a magic wand.

The only trans person I have ever known personally started life as the man who, when we were at Sydney University together long ago, taught me most about literature.

Fuqua introduced a health sector management M.B.A. 16 years ago, teaching the design and implementation of hospital strategy.

Pierce Pettis was here a few weeks ago, teaching a class in the afternoon, and, as is the custom, playing a set at the cafe in the evening.

Oxford has initiated a joint Master's course in law and finance, crammed into nine months and costing a hefty £21,000.Much has changed since the independent University of Buckingham (a non-profit operator) launched 30 years ago, teaching mainly business and economics.

Not long ago, teaching a course in the novella to undergrads, I was apparently the only one in the classroom who felt there was anything odd or untoward when a shy, soft-spoken sophomore raised her hand to offer this assessment of Edith Wharton's put-upon and pitiable hero Ethan Frome: "I think Ethan's a total asshole".

And 20 years ago, teaching in a fourth-grade classroom outside of Chicago, she learned how to get those kids to do what she wanted.