Sentence examples for teaches from from inspiring English sources

The lesson Netanyahu obviously takes, and teaches, from his study can be summed up in three words: assimilation is impossible.

Mrs. Ramos bought her machine at 112 Sewing Supplies in Patchogue, N.Y., where she also teaches from time to time.

My daughter's seventh-grade teacher, Mrs. Johnson, teaches from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., and is then available to her students online until 9 p.m.

How believable is a professor who espouses ethical conduct but cancels classes, teaches from outdated notes or treats students as a necessary hindrance to well-paid consulting?

In "Enemy in the Figure," the dancers move in angled, disjointed configurations, their ballet-trained limbs mutating into entirely unexpected shapes, their bodies appearing as polyphonous instruments that can generate movement from any point, rather than taking impetus (as ballet teaches) from the legs and arms around a vertical body.

She added: "Our teacher teaches from this book in the classroom and in the coaching".

Medicine and law were taught from 1888.

Mr. Rushing did not have to be taught from scratch.

Dr. Robertson taught from 1971 to 1994 at Wharton.

"I took every class she taught from then on.

He taught from 1947 to 1950, not until two years ago.