Sentence examples for calls taught from inspiring English sources

Long phone calls taught Washington the "power of presence," simply being there for someone.

But Blavatnik's dean bristles at any comparison with business schools, or with what she calls "teaching leadership as self-therapy".

Unlike the finches, the fairy wrens' calls teach their embryos a special "password" to elicit food from their parents after hatching.

Just one more day figuring out a problem at the keyboard or under the ventilating hood, making another set of sales calls, teaching another roomful of people about the latest software upgrades.

She calls teaching food for the soul.

Mrs. Peck, as she was affectionately called, taught ninth-grade health, and bed-making was part of the curriculum.

The bum call taught Barden a lesson signs of value alone won't always lead to stock market winners.

This is called teaching.

He called teaching them "like teaching My Fair Lady to speak with an Oxford accent".

It's an attempt to teach "intelligent design," by doing what clever creationists call "teaching the controversy".

He called teaching "the only profession where you have no rewards for excellence and no consequences for failure".