Sentence examples for run taught from inspiring English sources

She had a great run: taught for many years, painted beautifully, traveled the world extensively with her late husband, Nat (Sid to some) and was surrounded by close and loving family.

And I do think Betsy DeVos should meet with teachers and students, especially given that she has never run, taught in, or been a student or a parent in a public school system.

Other publicly and privately run teaching enterprises, like Chicago Teaching Fellows and City Year, a one-year service program, attract applicants from across the country.

Here's Gordon riding his bike through the city, going for his morning run, teaching us about quiet and loud, and preaching about rain.

One of the workshops they run teaches students and postdocs how to give a research seminar through a combination of lectures, discussion, and practical exercises.

At the top of the run, teach them how to stop.

Gardner does not go in for pat analogies; he does not claim, as Camus once did about soccer, that running taught him everything about death.

Running taught me a few things, too.

Running teaches you about the inherent unfairness of the world.

Running teaches all of us that goal-setting, persistence and tackling one mile at a time can lead to unimaginable achievements.

He estimates that the restoration, which was done as part of Noakes Youth, a program the family runs teaching sailing skills to area youths, took more than 15,000 man-hours.