Sentence examples for taking secondary from inspiring English sources
The method is teaching through collaboration, experienced players taking secondary chairs in small ensemble pieces and acting as subtle guides to the young people around them.
Nearly half (45%) say it's important to pay MPs enough to ensure they're not tempted to add to their income by taking secondary work.
Juilliard has a collection of period instruments for loan – "we've made it a priority to have available the right harpsichords, baroque bows and so on" – and they are used more and more by regular music students taking secondary study.
Thus, prompted by studies that investigated student views about future enrolment in upper secondary school science, and the continuing low enrolment of females in physics and advanced mathematics, our research investigated the views and experiences of female students currently taking secondary school physics.
To avoid underestimation of the labor income, average earning per hour of employees by sectors and by skill level is calculated, and it is assumed that the self-employed, as well as all workers taking secondary jobs, receive the same average wage.
It is not clear to me that the argument to exclude the Categories from logic which, in Hillî's version, depends on taking secondary intelligibles to be the subject matter of logic, still works for those who do not accept logic's subject matter to be secondary intelligibles; none the less, the Categories were excluded from their works too.
One method takes secondary electron generation into account, whereas the other one does not.
Mr. Caruso said he was happy to take secondary parts in films as long as they are strong and well-written.
"He's done everything on the practice field – he's slid, taken secondary leads.
Jeremy Hunt soon has to take secondary legislation through parliament so the regulator Monitorcan absorb the competition board – the most contentious driver of NHS commercialisation.
The art world can be an unforgiving place to make a living, forcing many artists to take secondary jobs in museums, galleries and educational institutions.
