Sentence examples for later to teach from inspiring English sources

She hopes to be able to study information technology, and later to teach it.And was her childhood all misery?

Perhaps it was that feeling of loss, and her father's resolute silence about the past, that had driven Mona to study history and, later, to teach it.

Nevertheless, Steve Brill, a naturalist arrested in 1986 for eating weeds in Central Park, was hired by the city a few weeks later to teach wild collecting.

He left the firm one year later to teach law at Columbia, and a year after that he joined the law faculty at Yale, where he taught until 1936.

Many of these subjects, the government may care to remember, are taught in schools and provide the curricular basis for those people who are later to teach, and even, the government may note, run the financial and service sector.

Teachers in somber black suits carried the coffin of Brother Lawrence Zarzycki, 38, who graduated from the all-boys Roman Catholic school in 1980 and returned four years later to teach mathematics.

When, in adulthood, he moved back to South Africa and later to teaching posts in America (these days, he migrates annually between Johannesburg and Athens, Ohio), he reaped the artistic payoff of his disrupted beginnings.

In 1982, as public life in Poland became fascinating, Zagajewski went into exile in Paris and later began to teach at Houston in Texas.

He was later assigned to teach military tactics at the black Tuskegee Institute in Alabama, something his father had done years before.

Chinkali Shrestha, headmaster of a high school where Prachanda later went to teach horticulture, recalled being struck by his absolute confidence that Maoism would triumph.

8. Modism originated in Paris and was for the most part a Parisian phenomenon, although Modist philosophers later came to teach in England and (of course) Erfurt.