Sentence examples for more recently taught from inspiring English sources

Ms. Smith studied at the Experimental Glass Workshop in Little Italy (now UrbanGlass in Brooklyn) and has also participated in residencies — and more recently taught — at the renowned Pilchuck Glass School in Seattle.

He served as an Assistant Professor of Engineering at The American University of Beirut in the 1950s and more recently taught at The American University in Washington, DC and The Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Boston, MA. and was an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, MBA School.

Another mentor more recently taught me how to use a 3D printer.

It doesn't often crop up within the typical options of an 'academic achiever' along with law, accountancy, medicine or perhaps more recently, teaching.

More recently, she taught Erdem and Georgina Goodman.

More recently, he taught five history lessons in Channel 4's Jamie's Dream School, after which he criticised the state education system.

Tim had spent his career working for big telecommunications companies as a systems analyst, and more recently had taught history and geography in an urban Miami high school.

Adams, attuned to demographic changes that are more convulsive than any earthquake, recently taught himself Spanish, and his Nativity oratorio El Niño – which, when we first met in Vancouver 10 years ago, he called "my Messiah" – links the flight into Egypt with the harassment of Mexican "wetbacks" by the US border police.

Later, they improved acquisition of knowledge in clinical epidemiology, biostatistics, research design, and more recently in teaching critical appraisal skills [ 3- 8].

More recently, he has taught at several police academies and currently teaches criminal justice and homeland security at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, N.J.

More recently, she has taught as a professor at Georgetown University.