"All of a sudden the Mossad was teaching Farsi," a former intelligence official marvelled.
That kind of sudden platform will teach you a thing or two about human nature.
An 86 year old Caucasian lady presented to the Emergency Department (ED) of a tertiary referral teaching hospital with sudden and persisting loss of vision in her right eye over eight hours.
And the recent sudden announcement that Qatar University would switch to teaching in Arabic instead of English is a sign that conservative nationalists have real power here.
"She'd be teaching us Latin, and then all of a sudden she'd tell us a story about Italian history," recalled Emily Hogan, Fontbonne class of 2008 and now a junior at Harvard with a minor in Spanish.
The decision to start teaching this as an online course was not sudden.
In a review in The New York Times of her 1955 American debut concert with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Harold C. Schonberg wrote that "she had a way of idiomatically shaping a musical phrase that cannot be taught - a sudden dynamic shift, a note instinctively accented, a touch of the pedal, an application of rubato.
These diagrams constitute a special implementation (violent and sudden thermal effects) of the well known Heisler's charts and are very useful for understanding and teaching transient heat transfer.
Being on "Today" meant getting up every weekday morning at five o'clock, appearing on the show for two hours, writing my spot for the next day, and then taking the subway to Columbia to teach, where my sudden celebrity seemed to impress no one.
"We were listening to the balls sink in, and all of a sudden Geri said, 'I can teach you all how to play that.' She's been trying to do that ever since". Otterbeck, who had played pool regularly in the 1960s, said she was "a little rusty" when she started to teach the class last February.
