Sentence examples for now being taught from inspiring English sources

Rosie Castro's son is now being taught Spanish by a woman named Marta Bronstein.

Catalan, the native tongue, is now being taught again in schools, but Spanish, French and English are interchangeable.

More than 100,000 infants are now being taught in "supersize" classes of over 30 pupils amid a growing crisis over school places, according to new figures.

For example, more secondary school classes are now being taught by teachers without a relevant post-A-level qualification in their subject – particularly in physics.

In one case, St John's Church of England primary school in Bristol, 75 pupils in its reception class are now being taught in a disused and converted police station for their lessons.

There are early suggestions that the next generation will have sufficient communications skills to work outside Spain: More children are now being taught by English speakers as part of their regular class work.

In the video, Umar, the leader of Aqis, said "blasphemers" have now been "taught a lesson in France, Denmark, Pakistan and now in Bangladesh".

They did not counter the other side's claim that gay marriage would now be taught in schools with their own images of gay families who would be hurt by the denial of marriage rights.

Mr. Suh, faced with withering criticism, recently ended most parts of the tuition plan, and the school announced that some courses would now be taught in English and Korean.

That will equip you to learn, and you may now be taught by that Spirit living within you.

I have now been teaching for seven years; the best career decision I have made.