Sentence examples for few things to teach from inspiring English sources

"I think they have a few things to teach the U.S. banks that could change the competitive landscape in the U.S.," says Moore.

Maybe the two of them have more than a few things to teach us.

Perhaps Amardeep Singh and his faith community have a few things to teach us about following Jesus.

Here are a few things to try: Teach online.

I'm sure it taught a few things to the lay reader and got him or her to think twice about minor annoyances caused by wildlife.

"You Oughta Know," the single that made "Jagged Little Pill" indelible -- and taught a few things to Ms. Lavigne, Pink, Kelis and other blunt young women -- was the sound of a formerly pliant girl giving way to her inner banshee avenger as she ambushes her ex at dinner.

Plan a few things to do.

There are a few things to understand.

Without reverting to the old "Do as I say rules," there are still a few things you can teach your college freshman over the holidays.

Here are just a few things Blackadder can teach us about the past.

More generally, in top performing education systems the curriculum is not mile-wide and inch-deep, but tends to be rigorous, with a few things taught well and in great depth.