Sentence examples for educate a new from inspiring English sources

He hopes to educate a new generation of Syrian footballers.

"There is so much to be inspired by and to try to educate a new generation".

Lelia), whose heroine, beautiful, powerful, and tormented, founds a community to educate a new generation of independent women.

Channel 4 are sure to be interested in a late-night show that will educate a new audience of insomniacs and burglars.

The handwork could be turned into money to educate a new generation which would then join the lowest rungs of the middle class: those people for whom buying more than a necessity is a luxury.

Kunal Gupta, a video game promoter and the founder of Babycastles, said he hoped to educate a new generation of players about the many forms that video games can take.

But it is at home that the series and films are having a profound impact, educating a new generation of Turks.

If we're serious about educating a new kind of student, as the Open University has done in England since 1969, that requires a serious pedagogical commitment — to mentors, advisers and others supporting the success of the students.

Denzel is Harvard educated, a new breed of sophisticated officer; Hackman is of the old-fashioned point-me-and-I'll-shoot-it variety, but smart enough to be threatened by his XO's nuanced cool.

They wanted to use his name for the new centre and explained that what they had in mind was a forward-looking institution that would set itself the twin tasks of educating a new generation about the Holocaust, and of acting as a watchdog against anti-semitism.

Speaking at the Guardian Changing Media Summit 2016, a panel of industry leaders from Hailo, Guardian News & Media, Mindshare, Rubicon Project and Neo@Ogilvy discuss the challenges in educating a new generation of consumers used to free content, that content does have to be paid for somehow to enable the industry to survive.