Sentence examples for meetings teaching from inspiring English sources

After two days of committee meetings, teaching — which includes student ensembles and his graduate seminar, called "Theorizing Improvisation," which has readings from sociology, cognitive science, anthropology, and cultural studies — and dealing with brainy kids who have avid minds, he is worn out.

The 220 clubs that have sprung up worldwide over the last two and a half years started when James Whelton, now 21, saw demand for his after-school meetings teaching HTML and CSS expand beyond the corridors of Presentation Brothers College in Cork.

Teaching radiologists should be jointly involved in periodic educational meetings, teaching seminars, short courses and educational workshops for students.

We crafted and played games while we chatted, and I spent the better part of those meetings teaching the girls about empathy and kindness.

"A week ago, prominent Republicans were in the news for holding meetings teaching their fellow Republicans 'how to talk to women.' This is part of their 'rebranding' effort, and is designed to make them appear more palatable to this important demographic group.

Radiologist time engaged in activities not easily counted (interventional and procedural work, multi-disciplinary meetings, teaching, administration, etc).

Officers attend school meetings, teach children basketball and, rain or shine, keep their windows down.

They stayed in homes, munched their way through backyard barbecues, observed city council meetings, taught geography lessons in school, met local congress people, visited small businesses.

Monthly meetings, taught by grandmother members, serve as important educational opportunities, informing communities on issues such as HIV/AIDS, sexual rights, human rights, parenting and bereavement.

However, that meeting taught me how to handle interviews, what I could expect in the way of assistance, and how to advocate for myself.

On leap day later this month, there will be meetings, teach-ins and other events across the country, all of them pushing our new government to adopt a holistic approach to the twin crises of climate change and inequality.