Sentence examples for taught from the from inspiring English sources

The course will be taught from the perspectives of military history, political science, and literature.

Long summer holidays engender skills that can't be taught from the blackboard or measured by Sats scores.

His pupils are taught, from the very first moment they put on a pair of skis, to hold them parallel.

Suzanne Dominian Oxford  So Michael Gove wants foreign languages taught from the age of five, does he?

This chapter presents three very useful general engineering methodologies, which are so beneficial that these three things must have been taught from the beginning of the coursework.

This introductory statistics course is taught from the perspective of solving problems and making decisions within the hospitality industry.

He was taught from the outset, and still practices today, 20 years later, not just the art of passing a ball but the love of doing so.

General Kratsch told him he had been taught from the first day of spy school about the legendary British secret service.

Mysore is named after the south Indian town in which the late K Pattabhi Jois taught from the late 1930s until his death in 2009.

Lieber's method for handling more information was to teach from the extremes, where the interest is obvious.

I am trying hard to get away from teaching from the front and putting the onus on the student.