Sentence examples for personally teach from inspiring English sources

Chief executives such as Jorma Ollila at Nokia and J.T. Battenberg of Delphi, a big car-parts company, personally teach on such courses.

In order to prepare her students to study abroad, she would personally teach them western table manners (Ogilvie et al. 1999, p. 125).

Well, General Eisenhower didn't personally teach me, but I learned an important lesson about letting go while watching a documentary on the Invasion of Normandy.

"I've personally taught a four year-old to use it, who now, at eight, is building massive structures – moving underground train systems and all kinds of contraptions, surpassing anything I could build.

Many of them were personally taught by Riaz.

He personally taught hundreds of pro golfers how to properly comport themselves.

She personally taught her own children and exposed them to new ideas and inventions.

"I personally enjoy teaching and working with students who have something extra that they bring to the table," says Michael Chapman, a professor in the physics department at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta.

He took the lead personally by teaching a new undergraduate course, Natural Science 4, "On Understanding Science".

Personally he taught me how dangerous it is to be excessively hard on yourself.

I, personally, once taught a child who sprayed his friend and when the friend started crying BECAUSE HE HAD BEEN PEPPER SPRAYED the sprayer then sprayed himself to prove his friend was just being a baby.