Sentence examples for taught to keep from inspiring English sources

Through their school careers they had been taught to keep silent and learn by rote.

"Culturally, we're taught to keep things to ourselves, within the family.

Cops are taught to keep shooting until a threat is removed.

Loewenthil, 63, was taught to keep score by his father at Yankee Stadium when he was 6 ½ years old.

"You're always taught to keep your head up and use your hands, but it's hard," Pelc said.

On corner kicks, defenders are taught to keep an eye on both the player they are marking and the ball.

Nickeas said most catchers are taught to keep their mask on if a ball is hit to the outfield.

In India, too, women are taught to keep silent when bossed around, demeaned and violated by men.

I want to continue teaching to keep our languages strong, so the knowledge of Marra can spread, and keep spreading.

He said: "We need to change curricula, tests and teaching to keep up with technology … Whitehall must enable these innovations but not seek to micromanage them.

They use teaching to keep their colleagues well-informed and knowledgeable through statistics, trends, and other newsworthy items.