Sentence examples for college taught from inspiring English sources

Raised in Englewood, NJ, graduate of Middlebury College, taught in Pt.

I once tried to embark on learning Chinese, but one course in college taught me how unlikely that dream was.

He said a class exercise in college taught him that a roomful of people could come up with many different versions of an event.

He served as a trustee of Radcliffe College, taught economics at Wellesley College and was elected a Harvard Fellow in 2000.

She was a graduate of Adelphi College, taught elementary school and worked in her family's business, Miner's Cosmetic Company, both in New York and London.

In the mid-1980s, after I'd run through my small savings and dropped out of photography school, a friend invited me to a class at Empire State College taught by a guy named Mel.

How well does a college teach, and what do its students learn?

Marc won significant academic awards for early achievements in his field and enjoyed college teaching.

In Sheffield she became a lecturer at Dearne Valley college, teaching English to 16-year-olds, before leaving in 2003.

"It's first and foremost a Christian college, teaching the nondenominational fundamentals of the Protestant faith," Mr. Haskins said.

Instead, Faris was installed at the air force college, teaching hundreds of young men to fly jet fighters.