Sentence examples for considered a teaching from inspiring English sources

Nickolds, who once considered a teaching career, started as a graduate trainee at John Lewis in 1994 and climbed the ladder through buying roles in clothing and furniture, before becoming buying and brand director.

Teachers and students alike keep telling him that he talks too much, but that just makes him want to talk about himself even more Mr. Danza explains that he had considered a teaching career in college (he has a bachelor's degree in history education from the University of Dubuque), but instead took up boxing and then acting.

While talking to a colleague, however, Hemming realised that there were likely to be a lot of unemployed graduates in the area who were considering a teaching career, but weren't ready to commit to training.

Although he had considered a career teaching law, Sheinberg was sidetracked by the offer of a position in the business affairs department of MCA's TV production unit.

While it is not considered an infallible teaching, it is "the most authoritative type of statement issued by a pope short of something declared to be infallible," said Christopher Vogt, chairman of the Department of Theology and Religious Studies at St . Johns University in New York.

The duty has been largely considered a failure by teaching leaders, partly because about 90% of referrals end without action being taken.

ALI: A People's History of The United States is now considered a seminal work taught in high schools and universities across the country.

Nonnative English speakers must have a TOEFL speak score of 27 or better to be considered for a teaching assistantship.

A student who wishes to be considered for a teaching appointment should contact the departmental graduate administrator.

Weimer, who had become something of a confidant for Fields because of their shared interest in military history, considered this a teaching opportunity.

(Julian Bond loved to tell the story that Barack Obama was considered for a teaching position for his course, but that I somehow didn't hire him. This is the stuff of urban legends).