Sentence examples for taught a few from inspiring English sources

Rookies were taught a few important lessons when they reported for duty at the Eight-Three.

A shy, down-to-earth woman, she retired in 1999 to the Welsh coast, where she taught a few students and bred golden retrievers.

I taught a few classes of English at the Education University and struggled to learn the students' names during the first semester.

Theirs is an amazing, compelling story, but they were taught a few harsh realities in the bear-pit atmosphere of Stade Marcel-Michelin.

I'm sure it taught a few things to the lay reader and got him or her to think twice about minor annoyances caused by wildlife.

What he further finds is that students are not best pleased about this and are demanding to be taught a few different ways of looking at the world.

Then, we teach a few basic principles.

She returned with her family to England in 1836 and began teaching a few years later.

Not only might this prevent errors but could also teach a few tricks to speed up the analysis process.

The comptroller, who once taught political science at Queens College, then suggested that professors volunteer to teach a few more hours a week -- not many, just a few.

(Ms. Stevenson, 85, said she still teaches a few "very select" students in the school's original location in her home).