Sentence examples for teaching army from inspiring English sources

In 1942, Mr. Whyte began teaching sociology at the University of Oklahoma, and the next year Harvard offered him a position teaching Army veterans and doing further research on Italian-American community life.

These range from a youth organisation that taught army conscripts to use condoms to a beekeepers' association in the eastern province of Fergana.

In this 19th-century epic, he's Nathan Algren, an alcoholic Civil War veteran who's been called to Japan to teach its army all about modern warfare.

The only problem is that no one had been able to access the kitchen until the day before, so the head chef was forced to teach his army of Italian chefs the English cuisine overnight.

About a hundred years later, Clearchus, a Spartan general, taught his army to fear the brass more than the enemy, a sort of Darth Vader school of military psychology.

"The best thing about Groupon and Livingsocial is they taught an army of merchants that there are better tools," says Crowley. "We know we are going to be very good at helping merchants identify their best customers and building the tools that drive new customers into the business".

After national service as a technical instructor – he claimed the army taught him to teach in six weeks – he went to Birmingham University, where he and I met.

He still teaches in the army's College of Command and General Staff.

He later served in the Nigerian army, taught, and worked for the Ministry of Information.

This discipline the army taught him as well as how to play 11 instruments, and trip up people on parade.

"The army teaches you a kind of self-reliance, and a willingness to do whatever it takes to make your business a success".