Sentence examples for began imparting from inspiring English sources

It looked like a laughable novelty before Nastase began imparting wild spins on the ball.

But there is one important difference: while Bush spent many years indulging himself before he found his vocation, Rice had a steely drive for success from the beginning, imparted by her parents, John and Angelena Rice, during her childhood in Birmingham, Ala., in the early 1960s.

Nodine begins by imparting some Deadhead lore, launching into a call-and-response with the band's late frontman Jerry Garcia using a plimsoll as a microphone.

And contrary to his public image, Shockey's coaches and teammates say he has taken over the leadership role vacated by Campbell and begun to impart his own wisdom to Visanthe Shiancoe, Marcellus Rivers and Darnell Dinkins.

Without words, big things still get imparted.

Did they get imparted wisdom?

To justify a study routine Hua calls "miserable," parents have begun framing the system as imparting "kangya nengli," or the ability to resist pressure.

Despite the controversy, she retained many supporters and began a teacher-training program to impart her methods to other inner-city teachers.

The district began the strategy last fall, with a science teacher imparting the practical applications of theory taught by a technology teacher in another class.

Later, I began to reach beyond the knowledge that science imparts to the humanities that bring wisdom.

One holiday pool report during the Reagan administration began, " 'Twas the night before Christmas," and then imparted its information entirely in verse.