Sentence examples for teach to walk from inspiring English sources

A BP executive said, "I think he looked at them as barbarians whom BP would teach to walk and talk, as in 'My Fair Lady.' As he said, 'We're going to show them the norms of operating in the world.' " The executive laughed.

Next, do the training in this order, if your Sims don't have Wants related to training a toddler: first Teach to Speak, then Teach to Walk, and last Potty Train (potty training is the most annoying, as the toddler is often unwilling to sit on it and the toilet gets flooded every time you empty the potty).

They are taught to walk along school corridors in hushed crocodiles, and to avoid shouting or yelling in the canteen.

When she was five, she raised a "frizzled" chicken (its feathers grew backward), which she taught to walk backward.

She was taught to walk on her hind legs and to run across the street to Doc Bernard's drugstore with a nickel in her mouth and get chocolate.

She despairs of the cult of the "good girl, who is taught to walk slowly 'like an elephant' and not laugh too loud".

He is puzzlingly enchanted with a bit of film shot when Flannery was 5, displaying a chicken she had "taught" to walk backward.

"I am still going in the same direction and in the same path in which my infant feet were first taught to walk," he insisted; he was just going farther.

We were taught to walk with care among the soft pine-needle beds and treat every living being from the smallest of creatures to the tallest of trees with respect.

Several American service members also testified to the massacre's outward ripples, describing how a wounded 7-year-old girl named Zardana had to be taught to walk and use the bathroom again, how Afghans seethed with outrage in the Panjwai district, and how the American military had to suspend operations in the area after the killings.

We are taught to walk in fear.