Sentence examples for gladly learn from inspiring English sources
Like the clerk in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, she would "gladly learn and gladly teach," and continued her vocation after retiring from Bayside, instructing on the college level and leading informal book groups.
Her 1981 anthology, "Gladly Learn and Teach: Poems of the School Experience," was selected as an Ambassador of Honor Book by English-Speaking Union Books-Across-the-Sea. Her last anthology was "A Week of Lullabies" (1988).
Like his Norman ancestors, who first invaded Sicily in 1061, Frederick not only tolerated but gladly learned from Islam and Byzantium.
"And gladly would she learn, and gladly teach".
Like the prototypic academic whom Geoffrey Chaucer described centuries ago in The Canterbury Tales, he realized that "gladly would he learn and gladly teach".
After four years working for the resident film unit of the Kuwait Oil Company, he went freelance, most notably writing and directing And Gladly Would He Learn (1964), filmed in pre-Amin Uganda and intended to encourage teachers to go to post-independence Africa.
People will gladly pay to learn how to downsize, be funny or become a baking maven.
"Gladly would he learn," writes long-time colleague Oliver Smithies quoting Chaucer, "and gladly teach".
Neapolitan in color tone, and now metropolitan in lifestyle, this Austin, Texas, family has charted its struggles for you and gladly shares lessons learned regarding white privilege, prejudice -- even personal hygiene -- and how such things affect parenting across the color line.
But Cotto will gladly wait another day to learn it.
Right now, Woods will gladly take one.
