Sentence examples for instructors into from inspiring English sources

In his short career he developed a dance training technique that continued to be used by instructors into the 21st century.

There are journalistic dilemmas that send graying Poynter Institute instructors into cold sweats, dilemmas that exist only because Gawker has pushed the envelope, pooped in the envelope, sealed it with Fireball, and scrawled, off the top of its head, an eternal witticism on the back of the envelope.

Ballet Gala THURSDAY -- New works by Peter Martins and Christopher Wheeldon will be performed at a gala at the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center to raise money that supports performances at the New York City Ballet and also its education programs, including one that brings ballet instructors into the New York City public schools.

Tonight, Brown turns an ordinary scuba diving instructor into faith-healer "Pastor James Collins".

Each school year the museum sends a creative writing and visual arts instructor into Boston high schools to help the students work on a yearlong project.

She once covered the concrete floor of a studio she rented with live grass as part of an art installation, she scrubbed floors for hours as part of a performance-art piece, and she turned a job as an aerobics instructor into a gig as director of a writing program.

In 1997, in Hammond’s freshman year at college, he put $2,000 earned as a swimming instructor into his first online brokerage account and started trading.

Wood, metal and plastic FBs were inserted randomly by an independent observer (also a trained POCUS instructor) into the muscle layer of eight experimental models at a depth of 10 to 15 mm.

When finished, you ashed your first ever cigarette, stolen from a high ropes instructor, into their shell.

Avoid goading your instructor into a crush and letting it go too far - this will mean bad news for both of you, and can make a good working relationship turn very sour and destructive.

Don't let other students know that you especially like him/her, or you'll end up humiliated and resented as: "teacher's pet," or you may get your instructor into trouble at work.