Sentence examples for teaching contractors from inspiring English sources

"She was pregnant out there in the middle of the fields, with boots and flannel, teaching contractors how to lay track," he said.

AARP and the National Association of Home Builders in 2002 developed "aging in place" certification for home modifications, to teach contractors how to adapt homes.

The company's six staff trainers have taught dozens of contractors around the country to install the shingles.

And don't the private contractors who are teaching them know how?

Today, the school provides day education to about 900 boys aged 10 to 18 and employs approximately 100 teaching staff and around another 100 non-teaching staff including contractors.

Jane Snell Copes lives and works in the Twin Cities (Minneapolis-St. Paul) region of Minnesota, teaching science to elementary school children as a contractor to the Science Museum of Minnesota in St . Paul

(They deserve it. The agency farmed out its dirty business to contractors, who earned more than $80 million developing and teaching torture techniques, and experimenting on subjects).

The soldiers and contractors have taught them odd bits of slang, like "hook a brother up," which halts passers-by in their tracks.

To get there, Facebook needs time for its M contractors to teach it the best way to solve problems.

There have not been demonstrable differences in recorded qualification scores for trainees taught by U.S. civilian contractors or international police instructors.

Thankfully, Ellen found terrific mentors, savvy contractors who taught her how to keep score in business, how to put a simple business plan together and how to make money.