Sentence examples for teach passengers from inspiring English sources

In Beijing the TV screens that now pop up in taxis teach passengers how to judge a wine's intensity and why they should not overfill their glass.

Curators plan to put the boat back to work as an educational tool, sailing the bay while teaching passengers about wooden boats and Long Island's marine industries.

As a flight attendant I am responsible for maintaining safe conditions in the airplane cabin, teaching passengers necessary safety procedures and protocols, assisting passengers during emergencies, serving food and beverages to passengers, and dispensing items for entertainment and comfort such as headsets, magazines, and pillows.

I saw reactions to this video calling it 'heartwarming' and 'inspiring.' Headlines like the one below that referred to this promotion as 'JetBlue teaching passengers to love crying babies.' JetBlue did not teach anything about 'love' or 'loving babies' - it taught customers to rejoice and celebrate the pain and discomfort of babies because they will profit and benefit from it.

This is very reminiscent of the "duck-and-cover" drills of my youth (which would have done nothing to protect us from a nuclear bomb attack), but it is also akin to teaching airline passengers how to react to the minute chance of a plane crash by temporarily cutting off the engines and making a plane dive.

They didn't get on that flight out of spite for non-parent passengers or to teach them a lesson.

In exchange for some sea air, he has agreed to teach a writing workshop to interested passengers.

If your kids are going to the bathroom or just exercising, teach them not to grab on passengers' chairs.

She was bored with the sea, and was grateful when a fellow passenger taught her the rudiments of the game.

The purpose of the present study was to evaluate a pilot program designed to teach communication skills to young drivers and passengers.

Like other castoffs from deaccessioned styles of American culture, he had a second career in camp -- with inevitable stops in a John Waters film ("Cry-Baby") and cruise ships, where he taught acting to the passengers.