Sentence examples for teaching bond from inspiring English sources

The deal is good, but there is a catch--a 3-year teaching bond to serve in whichever schools you are deployed to!

After a year at Harvard University (1920 21), Nash held a variety of jobs advertising, teaching, editing, bond selling before the success of his poetry enabled him to work full-time at it.

Some researchers have detailed specific training approaches, such as instructional design (Hardre, 2005), laboratory teaching apprenticeships (Bond-Robinson and Rodriques, 2006), and lesson study (Dotger, 2011).

It is complicated, distressing and goes against everything we are taught about bonding and attachment, skin-to-skin and first interactions.

Until now, the only information we've had has come in the form of promotional images (teaching us that Bond's penchant for horrible swimwear has now been augmented by a fondness for creepy leather gloves) and a poster (telling us that Bond still likes to dress up in his Sunday best to shoot people in tunnels).

I spent the days of summer working at a law firm, and the evenings preparing for the teaching fellowship with Bond.

To help with family expenses, Bond taught music as a teenager.

Aside from the assignments in books and his classroom lectures, one of the best ways that Bond taught and provided historical context for the struggle, was to require each student in class to find someone in their lives who had participated in the movement, and to report back on the story.

"Introductory chemistry classes taught that molecules will bond, or not, the way grooms bond with brides, but not with other men".

Among Mormons, whose faith teaches that the family bond should be eternally inviolate, the issue of severing families is especially resonant.

In his mind, the other academies largely teach technical skills — how to fly a fighter jet or sail an aircraft carrier — but West Point, more than the others, teaches officers how to bond units together and lead them into battle.