Sentence examples for down taught from inspiring English sources

By James Thurber and J. B. Cooke The New Yorker, June 22 , 1929P. 11 Garry Benson, proprietor of the Albany Turkish Bath which recently closed down taught a society matron's water spaniel to swim.

She regrets passing her methods down, teaching other women how not to ruffle the men in charge.

"My wife is awesome as far as holding the house down, teaching my kids, and having the house clean, but I get to chef it up for her.

I've never had a role model, but I've been one for myself; kept my head down, teaching myself things.

Once they are down, teach them a lesson and humiliate them in some way.

He continued to turn down teaching jobs, living simply, and hiding his television in a closet, bringing it out only to watch American football matches.

And I think that what that does is it dumbs down teaching, and takes us back a few steps, in terms of our struggle in the profession for teachers to be seen as professionals".

It could be that filmmakers will find themselves doing what poets and novelists often do — holding down teaching jobs to provide regular incomes while they make their often insufficiently remunerative yet worthy works of art.

Tristram Hunt, Labour's shadow education secretary said the government had changed the rules to allow unqualified teachers into the classroom which had watered down teaching standards.

When he was in graduate school, he held down teaching jobs at two different colleges and worked at a movie theater.

Parents don't want to become private investigators tracking down who really owns their school or hunting down teaching credentials or financial liquidity of schools.