Sentence examples for educate from from inspiring English sources

She says that talking about values is easy, but with more than 100,000 employees to educate – from the forest floor to the mill – living them is a huge mountain to climb.

This method encouraged reciprocity, instinctive thinking and acknowledged a shift in how we now educate, from a reliance on formal structures to the growth of social media as a learning space.

On show at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this year was a simple type of robot designed to allow teachers to educate from long-distance, harnessing wireless technology.

You've got to educate from a very young age.

We educate from K-12 through adult with our partnerships for a smarter tomorrow.

These groups do not see it as their role to hit hard against the teams and the leagues, working to educate from inside (and probably don't want to mess up professional relationships either).

I was lucky because my father worked on the board of education and I was educated from the age of six.

Marx was educated from 1830 to 1835 at the high school in Trier.

"They kill a lot of people, educated, from my people, my tribe," he said.

The son of a rich Jew, Elisha was educated from childhood to be a scholar.

Under Whitlam a small number of the highly educated from Asia were admitted to Australia.