Sentence examples for teaching a few from inspiring English sources

She returned with her family to England in 1836 and began teaching a few years later.

If you are unsure if you can commit the time, try teaching a few classes for a short-term program, like Splash or Spark.

When Taliban soldiers burst into the language school where he was teaching a few weeks ago and beat him senseless because he did not fit into their ethnic or religious template, he still could not bear the thought of leaving.

The Brooklyn faculty members accepted a deal to start teaching a few days into the semester, saying they had been promised that their pay would not be docked for their few days on strike.

(Mr. Mandle remains at Colgate, while Mrs. Mandle left teaching a few years ago, worked on several political campaigns, and now works full time for Democracy Matters as its executive director).

After teaching a few semesters of the English 1 series, I noted a startling discrepancy between the intelligent insights students provided in class and in office hours and the poor critical papers they wrote.

Then, we teach a few basic principles.

At first Leah was going to teach a few really interested students herself.

Rookies were taught a few important lessons when they reported for duty at the Eight-Three.

After being taught a few songs, she would perform them for Mr. Heaney, and he would casually critique her.

Not only might this prevent errors but could also teach a few tricks to speed up the analysis process.