Sentence examples for earliest teachers from inspiring English sources

Asked about their dance heroes during training, both dancers immediately mentioned their earliest teachers at the Bolshoi.

One of the spectators in Beijing that summer was Zhao Pingguo, then an instructor at the Central Conservatory and later one of the earliest teachers of China's piano master Lang Lang.

Richard Rufus and Roger Bacon were two of the earliest Teachers of Aristotle's natural philosophy and metaphysics at Paris, c. 1235 50.

He was one of the earliest teachers in the contemporary Jewish teen philanthropy movement and continues to work with teens around giving and social justice.

We spoke only Spanish at home, ate foods that reflected my mother's Caribbean roots, believed in God, went to Catholic Church every Sunday, and our earliest teachers were the nuns of our local Catholic School.

As women are often children's earliest teachers, they can pass on their education and provide a groundwork for children in their communities.[7].

Also among his early teachers were Teresa Pediconi and Riccardo Stracciari.

Notable early teachers were the illustrious 8th-century Tantric master Padmasambhava and the more orthodox Mahayana teacher Shantirakshita.

These two Hungarian composers were close friends and shared early teachers and mentors, but their careers turned out very differently.

Christianity's primordial event was the execution of its founder, and the same fate was suffered by many of its early teachers.

I consider these dreadnought early teachers of mine--and my parents--to have been prompted to considerations of charity in the natural world.