Sentence examples for month to teach from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ng (pronounced eng) will return next month to teach the course for a third time.

Last September, Dr. DeFini's group began offering sessions twice a month to teach just these kinds of skills.

The second time he was suspended, at fifteen, his parents shipped him off to Zimbabwe for a month, to teach English, football, and woodworking.

When Julia Cameron, the author of many books, including the popular spiritual guide to developing your creativity, "The Artist's Way," moved to Santa Fe, N.M., a few years ago, she found herself flying once a month to teach writing classes and workshops in New York.

When she asked her teacher whether she knew of anyone who might bless the house, the teacher recommended Aupuni Iwi'ula, who lives in Seattle and comes to the city once a month to teach at the American Indian Community House, on lower Broadway.

But the demise of white supremacy does not mean the end of white people, just of their supremacy; given the widespread conflation of the two by discomfited white people, perhaps we do need a month to teach us all the difference.

But they still need more funding to keep the non-profit going and they also are looking for volunteer instructors who can commit at least four hours a month to teaching.

Like the author, I was assured by my doctors that I would recover within six months, in time to go to Shanghai in August to teach for a month.

"Artists will be coming every week, July through August, to teach different art projects," Ms. Anaya-Cerda said.

Theisen works in both areas, as does Paterson, who is planning to return to Nepal in November to teach.

Rabbi Sandler came to Toulouse from Jerusalem with his family in July to teach at the school, a friend said.