Sentence examples for becoming a teaching from inspiring English sources

At 18, he joined the Xavierian Brothers order, with the intent of becoming a teaching brother.

For Notre Dame High in Sheffield, becoming a teaching school seemed the obvious next step.

Mr. Chambers headed north, becoming a teaching associate at Columbia Law School, where he earned a master's of law degree.

Brigham failed to regain his Tour card at qualifying school in 1978 and 1979, so he turned his attention to becoming a teaching pro.

"I played well and hit some good shots, but I focused better yesterday," said Whaley, who played briefly on the L.P.G.A. Tour in 1990 and 1993 before becoming a teaching pro.

Whaley, who played briefly on the L.P.G.A. Tour in 1990 and 1993 before becoming a teaching pro, qualified for the Greater Hartford Open last September when she beat out 89 other club pros, including another woman, in the Connecticut Section P.G.A. Championship.

By next Friday, a monumental artwork will have joined that lineup, becoming a new teaching tool.

When he was in his early 20s, Yang dreamed of becoming a golf teaching professional in his native South Korea.

Human patient simulation (HPS) is becoming a popular teaching method in nursing education globally and is believed to enhance both knowledge and critical thinking.

Try becoming an aide, teaching underprivileged children, volunteering for church programs, coming as a guest to schools (e.g. to talk about your job), or working with disabled children.

Former New York Times journalist, executive at RCA, Chase Bank and Monsanto, he earned a Ph.D. in economics in his fifties and fulfilled his dream of becoming a college professor, teaching in South Carolina and Florida.