Sentence examples for service taught from inspiring English sources

Military service taught me a lot of discipline that has carried me throughout my life.

In a speech on Tuesday at a National Guard convention, Mr. Bush said he was "proud to be one of them," and in his autobiography he writes that his service taught him respect for the chain of command.

His main task was emergency medicine; he also set up an endoscopy service, taught medical students, and started a 20-year prospective study of alcoholic liver cirrhosis, showing that it has a worse prognosis than many cancers.

His book, which seldom mentions the postal service, taught me a great deal about dialogue and description.

He also took to the streets of Philadelphia to do firsthand research there and engage in community service teaching.

In the most positive light, such service teaches children and teenagers to look beyond themselves and understand the role they can play in their community and country.

The Greens have also compared men and women who complete a teaching degree under the new system and begin jobs on the NSW public service teaching salary.

I began to offer a service, sort of a jump start kind of service, teaching them how to know what they needed to do.

Finally, service teaches you how to work with colleagues.

"But what the police service teaches you is that you can't allow your own assumptions or stereotypes to get in the way of the facts," he said.

A positive effect is consistent with human capital theory if compulsory service teaches general skills that can be used in the main job as a skilled worker.