Sentence examples for taught to which from inspiring English sources

In 1985, he published an article in the Times Book Review entitled "Writing: Can It Be Taught?," to which his answer was that it emphatically can, mainly on the ground that it so emphatically is.

"Aggy" had been taught to read (which was illegal), and she taught her daughter to read and to sew as well.

So, sadly I know that my days in teaching, to which I've given two decades, are probably numbered.

It offers a test worth teaching to which is equally valuable as an assessment for teaching with.

During the mobile learning, students will be required to take a detailed medical history from the patient, as they normally would during their 'bedside' teaching, to which they will apply their EBP learning.

But they are also being taught to smoke fish, which keeps it for two weeks.

Most civilians recall simply being taught to await instructions which would be provided at the time of an emergency.

He loved sailing on the estuary and excelled at judo, which he taught to younger students.

'It would go against the views which were taught to me throughout my earlier education.'.

The ambition, though, should be for all outcomes which are taught to be assessed.

But Mike A. Moses, head of the Texas Education Agency, is unrepentant about teaching to the test, which he encourages.