Stiff-backed Lily melts in the arms of a soulful mountain man (Mr. Quinn to whom she teaches a thing or two.
The result of his vision is a respectable collection of clothes, intelligently staged in a show that could teach a thing or two to brands with much greater archives and resources.
Yet Allen could still teach a thing or two to John E. McCaw Jr.
I did, however, go to law school, and while they don't teach journalistic etiquette there, they do teach a thing or two about evidence.
Homer was ignorant, never taught a useful thing to anyone (599b 600e).
Jean Tigana, as both player and manager, could have taught John Coltrane a thing or two about improvisation.
"Still," he adds, "taught me a thing or two about life".
Still, Lypsinka has taught him a thing or two about style.
Turns out, she'd lived in Brazil for a while and taught him a thing or two about caipirinhas.
Life has taught them a thing or two, not least how impossible their connection, or any intimacy, can be.
