She found that it not only taught them valuable skills, but also gave her new techniques.
"This person not only taught me about anatomy, but about life itself, and how precious, fragile and remarkable it is.
He not only taught me what to do, he covered up my lapses and gave Lincicome someone to laugh with when I messed up.
With each move, it became, as Mr. Montañez Ortiz always meant it to be, a place where art was not only taught but created, exhibited and collected.
He not only taught science at Rippowam Cisqua School in a way that stuck to your mind, but also coached in a way you would remember everything.
Although I will never go so far as to call cancer a gift, not being able to work has not only taught me how much I want to work, but also how much I want to do work that matters.
This is the cult whose leaders not only taught the passing of miracles by the control of imaginary light rays but held the belief that Los Angeles was now "a heart of gold encased in a light of steel".
At the Katharine Gibbs school, students are not only taught secretarial science on the latest office equipment but also learn professional development, oral communication and grooming, said Eleanor Vreeland, president of the secretarial school.
Another possible nominee, Pamela S. Karlan, co-wrote an election law textbook that Mr. Obama not only taught from but also contributed comments to when it was in draft form.
