Sentence examples for many years taught from inspiring English sources

Ms. Fisher, a writer who for many years taught English at the New School for Social Research, remembers childhood vacations by the water.

Sunstein, who for many years taught at the University of Chicago Law School, recently became the head of the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs.

Williamson, who studied under the polymath Herbert Simon and for many years taught at the University of Pennsylvania, developed a theory of why big corporations develop which hinges on the need to minimize "transaction costs".

He was a spontaneous, high-octane teacher who was not above leaping onto desks to prove a point and who, for many years, taught writing to grade-school children, claiming that poetry was as thrilling as stickball.

She was often sought as an expert witness in court cases and for many years taught and trained medical students from The Robert Wood Johnson School of Medicine and Dentistry in psychiatric interviewing at Princeton House.

Concentrating for that long, with no recourse to Facebook or YouTube, does not come naturally to people, but doing this for many years taught me to shut off all distractions and focus on my work.

He spent many years teaching in Boston in the US.

Kathleen spent many years teaching and working in Hong Kong, Wales, Vermont, and England.

Seamus Heaney, another laureate, spent many years teaching at Harvard, and packs the room at American readings.

@cs_warden Ann has a PhD in comparative literature from New York University and many years teaching experience in cultural studies departments with a focus on core humanities courses.

He will be properly remembered for his part, with Angus Wilson, in founding in 1970 - and, for many years, teaching - the creative writing programme at East Anglia.