Sentence examples for because she teaches from inspiring English sources

My mom calls her the 'professor' because she teaches the young players.

(She claims that men go in and out of her apartment constantly because she teaches computer skills to businessmen).

"Ms. McNeill has the freedom to do that because she teaches gifted students," said Linda White, an eighth-grade teacher.

It's very useful because she teaches an approach that uses formulas to calculate how effectively a team is meeting the project's cost and schedule goals.

"I love teacher Cecilia because she teaches me maths and if there's a part where I do not understand or remember, she reminds me and shows me what to do until I get it".

Ms. Ceceri, a writer, seems to fall into all three camps because she teaches her sons Anthony, 15, and John, 18, at home, and then she writes about some of their discoveries for a number of blogs like geekdad.com, geekmom.com and homebiology.blogspot.com.blogspot.com

I could read by the end of the term because she taught us so brilliantly.

c) Get straight on the phone to your mother because she taught you everything you know that turned out to be important.

Personal preferences, Mr. Hertz said, had no bearing on the decision: "No one said, 'I want that street in because my grandmother lives there.' " At least one contributor, however, had a college included because she taught there.

She knew it, because she taught Racine and Stendhal, Colette and Radiguet; she grew up in a society where books are revered, but she obviously knew nothing about what that same society would tolerate in practice.

I owe Mrs Rankin a huge amount because she taught me that if you are good at only one thing, then why not make sure you make the most of that?