Sentence examples for planning on teaching from inspiring English sources

''But I love it so much I can't bear to take it down.'' Instead, she's planning on teaching paper flower-making classes for children in the neighborhood amid the installation's wild beauty.

She produces her own songs, and films and edits her own videos, and recently bought herself both a cello and an OP-1 synthesizer/sampler, which she's planning on teaching herself to play.

Prince George isn't even a week old yet, but Harry's already planning on teaching the little guy how to let loose.

If you are planning on teaching privately, contact local theaters, dance institutions and performing arts schools to advertise your classes.

If you are planning on teaching free-lance, or are lucky enough to have the facilities for your own school, a business course is also important, though this is included in some equine courses.

From the autumn of 2012, the school, which currently has about 4,000 undergraduates in Boston, is planning on teaching about 150 graduate students a year in Valencia — some of them fresh from completing their undergraduate studies in Boston.

As an English teacher and Toni Morrison fan who plans on teaching "Sula" in the fall, I read her comments with delight.

A regular contributor to Vogue and Dazed & Confused, Helwig is also set to be a judge on a new British reality show for aspiring shutterbugs: "I plan on teaching the contestants what a good picture is".

In fact, I plan on teaching the course until I get it right". William Raspberry, who has been writing nationally syndicated columns for The Washington Post since 1966, was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary in 1994.

She also plans on teaching through the summer.

Contact the person who is in charge of group fitness instruction at the gym or studio that you plan on teaching at.