Sentence examples for records taught from inspiring English sources

Though Ms. Winston's years with Warner Brothers and Elektra Records taught her about industry practices, good and bad, she said her executive experience proved an obstacle when she resumed her performing career.

Julia visited Mendips on a regular basis, and when John was 11 years old he often visited her at 1 Blomfield Road, Liverpool, where she played him Elvis Presley records, taught him the banjo, and showed him how to play "Ain't That a Shame" by Fats Domino.

This recording taught me that music could stir deep, perplexing emotions in a way that made me want to know more.

A busy time of performing, recording, teaching, and composing has since followed.

At a time of record teaching budget cuts, it reminds us of quite how big a gamble it was 12 months ago for the coalition to pass its higher education funding reforms, by what is still the closest vote margin it has faced to date.

For the first 30, I sent off the usual CV, listing a strong publication record, teaching experience as an adjunct lecturer, and the kinds of funding that postdocs typically have: fellowships, in-kind research support, and travel grants.

After graduation, Blue spun records and taught nursery school in Manhattan.

Indeed, until the Bharatiya Janata Party came to power, said Michael Witzel, a professor of Sanskrit at Harvard University, much of the history Mr. Jha records was taught in Indian schools.

I, whom gramophone records had taught to regard the "great" singer as virtuiially a separate species from the non-entities who played roles such as the confidante, was disconcerted to find the two voices, side by side, not such worlds apart after all.

Although Mr. Van Ronk never achieved great commercial success, he toured, recorded and taught guitar until the end of last year, when he underwent colon cancer surgery in November.

It also runs The Rap Sheet Workshop, in which job seekers with a criminal record are taught how to discuss their past in a frank but productive way.