Sentence examples for taking time to teach from inspiring English sources

Gibson and Nance were simply tracking the earthquakes, and they were also taking time to teach schoolkids about science.

All are capable of preparing the simple, fresh foods we are talking about here — but it's taking time to teach them to do it.

You almost don't take time to teach them.

This would obviously take time to teach, which is why there is a compelling case for making history compulsory in some form to 16.

Schlee says: "It took time to teach [Americans] that our food was fresher than they could make themselves from the deli, where the ingredients might have been sitting around".

This book is filled with the aspirations of youth, as Mr. Foote avidly pursues the art of acting, learning from all those who took time to teach him and all those he watched in performance.

More importantly, these are the professors who voluntarily took time to teach online courses, which means the actual number of professors who discount the quality of MOOCs is probably much (much) higher.

Take time to teach your kids your favorite cookie recipe or make hot chocolate, turn on the tree lights and watch your favorite holiday movie.

In these videos, a dialect coach breaks down how well an actor expresses other languages or depicts real people, and he takes time to teach us linguistic terms for why certain accents sound the way they do.

Michael Slater, a senior research scientist at Promega's research and development center, takes time to teach yoga to his colleagues in addition to his primary pursuit surveying laboratory results.

These healthcare professionals were unwilling to take time to teach patients about insulin therapy, and viewed insulin as a hassle.