Sentence examples for taught Spanish from inspiring English sources

Virginia Abbott, who taught Spanish at the school but quit shortly before Mr. Butler's arrest, citing the administration's failure to follow up on complaints about him and curtail students' violent behavior, said in a recent interview that she repeatedly spoke to the principal, Ms. Muscatello, about Mr. Butler.

Maria Hernandez, who taught Spanish, and also offered to cook a real Spanish meal at the home of one of her pupils Ethel Evans.

By Decla Dunning The New Yorker, September 18 , 1943P. 81 Maria Hernandez, who taught Spanish, and also offered to cook a real Spanish meal at the home of one of her pupils Ethel Evans.

Hemingway never revealed on whom he based Jordan, who taught Spanish at the University of Montana before heading to Spain.

Lucy, who taught Spanish, took the family to Latin America several times, which had a lasting influence on Lucius's work.

Rosie Castro's son is now being taught Spanish by a woman named Marta Bronstein.

Marshall came to children's literature after an abortive career as a musician and an awkward interlude in which he taught Spanish--a language he didn't know--to Puerto Rican children.

(Bradbury taught Ian McEwan).

His mother, Francie, taught P.E.

She taught Cindy impeccable manners".

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov taught Stravinsky.