Sentence examples for street taught from inspiring English sources

You know what Sesame Street taught me as a kid?

He has won prizes, spoken at 10 Downing Street, taught at Harvard and Yale.

That's what it feels like, anyway, and "Sesame Street" taught us to express our feelings.

Coronation Street taught her the discipline of storytelling, an aspect of writing that, unlike character and dialogue, she really had to work at.

The mother of the friend who lived on a nearby street taught English in the mid-high-school on the slightly rougher side of town.

I want them to know who I am: a Southern girl who knows the echo of a drum beat and trumpet blare from the college band practicing on open fields, who knows how to chew sour grass and lick nectar from honeysuckle, who learned how to play Beethoven and Brahms because Mrs. Weaver up the street taught me.

Sue Anne Tay What can a street teach us?

Glen Oaks School, on 261st Street, teaches prekindergarten through Grade 5.

We held their hands when they crossed the street, teaching them to look both ways.

Cable Street teaches us that the labour movement must completely unshackle itself from the prejudices expressed by Proudhon and Bakunin.

It's no shocker that "Sesame Street" teaches children about healthy eating, or even that it might talk about hunger in the abstract, in the same way a parent might reprimand a child for wasting food when others go hungry.