Sentence examples similar to pick up teaching from inspiring English sources

In 1980 she packed her point shoes and moved to New York, where she picked up teaching gigs at the Joffrey Ballet School, Ballet Hispánico and the Alvin Ailey American Dance Center as well as yoga classes at the White Cloud Studio; she also served as a rehearsal director for the American Ballroom Theater.

She is paid around £13.90 per hour, which, she says, compares well with what people earn in retail, and she is grateful to be picking up teaching and research experience that is relevant to what she hopes will be a future career in academia.

And with the economy lagging, you see people with bigger names picking up teaching jobs, because freelance work is drying up.

France and Spain are the two countries in Europe where you might pick up superbly taught players of technical ability at prices easily affordable to England's cash-rich Premier League clubs.

Square says it has designed the whole system to be something most people can pick up and teach themselves with minimal effort, the same way it approached its original business of letting individual merchants receive payments via their phone.

Learners are more likely to develop an interest in food, he says, if their peers teach them, which is why he trains those who show an interest to pick up the teaching baton after the course has finished.

Graduate students, serving as T.A.'s and even as lecturers, pick up the teaching slack.

They're also extensively used in education where, for instance, university researchers pick up some teaching hours on such a basis.

Pick up.

At first, arbitrarily pick up.

Pick up your bat.