Sentence examples for lifetime of teaching from inspiring English sources

Several months ago she published "The Splendor of Music", a distillation of a lifetime of teaching experience.

Iggulden told his wife he was giving it one last try before "I'd settle down to a lifetime of teaching".

While touring in California, Baird became fascinated with education, and a graduate degree at New York University led to a lifetime of teaching.

You see his kind of talent probably once in a lifetime of teaching students," said Bob Young, who taught Ive during his degree course at Newcastle.

My main impression was all the books and papers — the overwhelming ephemera from a lifetime of teaching and reading and travel.

In a lifetime of teaching 450 children to read, I have never relied exclusively on phonics but have always begun by writing down children's thoughts and experiences, which -- as if by magic -- nonreaders can read back!

I learned a lot of hard lessons about power relationships and games even a small dose of that, after a lifetime of great teaching, was rough but I was able to turn around from that and come to the realization quickly that, "No, this is no good, this is not helping me," because I had something to compare it to.

After a lifetime of writing, teaching, broadcasting and happily torturing people with my jokes, I will leave behind more memes than many.

Convention dictates, as does the marketplace, that there are only so many things that can happen after boy meets girl, or even boy meets boy, as a lifetime of movies teaches you.

I couldn't brush aside a lifetime of being taught that a person lying to you is the most disrespectful thing they can do.

You see, I was, and am, an athlete and a lifetime of athletics taught me about perseverance and fighting through the pain to get what you are looking for.