Sentence examples for nice to teach from inspiring English sources

It was nice to teach Tottenham a thing or two about the Champions League.

There is a nice opportunity there to teach your kids about letting people say what they have to say, even if you disagree with it.

Just being nice to kids teaches them to be nice to others.

In "Caroline," Ms. Pinkins plays Caroline Thibodeaux, who makes $30 a week doing housework for the Gellman family of Lake Charles, La. Rose Gellman, a nice Jewish lady hoping to teach her morose and careless stepson a lesson about the value of money, instructs Caroline to keep any change she finds in the boy's pockets.

Susan Choi: I have taught creative writing for years at many other fantastic places, including Princeton, Columbia, and Beloit College in Wisconsin, and every time I've had a class of really engaged and passionate undergraduates it has made me think about Yale and how nice it would be to teach here, too.

She was a really nice student who was a pleasure to teach.

It's not enough to teach them to "be nice".

Even so, I still think it's a waste of money to teach doctors to be "nicer".

It was nice to think that these decent, generous men had something of value to teach us about life.

Now Facebook is attempting to teach its users how to play nice.

"It would be nice to help out, teach some youngsters one or two things and maybe play against some good opposition".