Sentence examples for take some time to teach from inspiring English sources

So, parents, take some time to teach a new word, shape or math equation to your child.

Be consistent, though, as it may take some time to teach your dog.

Find a mentor or teacher who will take some time to teach you music theory, as well as offer advice for pursuing your goal to write music.

"At first, they all waved at the cameras and crew and it took some time to teach the children on the team not to make faces and wave," she said.

She was working on her Ph.D. thesis in Toronto, but had decided to take some time out to teach Latin at a private girls' school in Vancouver.

His manager, Thea Dispeker, suggested that he take some time off to teach, and in 1976 he took a job as dean of the faculty of the Cleveland Music School Settlement.

They do not take enough time to teach their children to be good people.

Instead of buying her better cars, take the time to teach her how to drive.

And if it's not as good as you expected, you can always take the time to teach them why and what to do differently.

The good news for all of us is that there are exceptionally accomplished people, like Mr. Taylor, who are willing to take the time to teach.

Your manager isn't a Sunday school teacher and won't take the time to teach you right and wrong.