Sentence examples for start to teach from inspiring English sources

"If you don't start to teach your kids to do something, what will they do?

As they grow older, you start to teach them about learning to win.

Making the lesson a dialogue has another advantage, that the student may start to teach the teacher, at least in how to teach.

"They are starting to wear makeup but they don't know how, so we start to teach them," said the salon's owner, Shin Tsudome, whose 13-year-old daughter, Miya, was the inspiration for the workshop.

And of course, since most teachers of music start with children, and have never not known how to listen, they don't realise that that is where they need to start to teach the odd elderly learner who strays on to the piano stool.

The purpose of these emergency care centers – and it was part of this whole social work system that they had evolved before the war – was to calm the children down and to start to teach them aenough words of Polish so that they could say the right thing if they were interrogated by a German soldier.

When I started playing, she started to teach me tennis.

He started to teach at the Courtauld in 1959.

Schools are starting to teach English as much as Arabic as a second language.

He's the one who really started to teach me about the importance of simplicity.

"I had English grammar book and started to teach myself," he said.