Sentence examples for looking to teach from inspiring English sources

"He's always looking to teach you".

For anyone looking to teach a master class in brainwashing techniques, "The Source Family" might be an excellent place to start.

Alternatively, there is the J-1 Visa Exchange Visitor Program for people looking to teach, study, work or conduct research in the US.

TapToLearn makes iPad apps geared toward age 8-13 kids, and is looking to teach them with touch-based apps that deal with Math, English, Grammar, Spelling.

They're also looking to "teach as many low-income students as possible" and said that at least 300 of the first 1,000 students taught will qualify as low-income.

Nate MacDonald and John Schuster spent more than a decade in schools looking to teach students some basic principles of circuitry and engineering — but realized that just giving them a battery and a motor and saying "go" wasn't enough.

Another, he said, was Hopscotch, a startup that looks to teach children how to code without having to type words.

Students early in their training may be looking to be taught certainties about facts and concepts, corresponding to Perry's concept of simple dualism, ie; right versus wrong, and to not find it helpful to be engaged in discussions about "softer" emotional and social issues [ 5].

They look to you to teach them properly and correctly.

But I haven't made the "big splash" that some of my academic peers have made by doing the seminar tour on campuses that are looking to fill either teaching or research faculty slots.

I think we're engaged in a debate, and no one expects everyone to have the same opinion, but we are united in looking to the church's teaching, and looking for the best possible methods of implementing that teaching.