Sentence examples for teaching nights from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of Phoenix's 17,000 faculty members are part-time employees -- working in their own professional fields during the day and teaching nights or during weekends -- while only 1.5percentt are employed full time, according to the university.

Viewed through the gaudy lens of his press coverage, Rushdie has been able to live an American-based life of flamboyant normalcy: days of serious writing and teaching, nights of tabloid-worthy fun, a rich bounty of friends and family, literary festivals and frequent travel, new projects like the excellent film version of "Midnight's Children" — in all, a life free of trouble.

I was teaching night school when I first saw "The Homecoming," and I wanted to use the play in my class.

The Court of Appeals, New York State's highest court, ruled that pay earned by New York City teachers for extra activities like coaching sports or teaching night or summer classes must be included in calculating their pensions.

And Beth Kristen Stewartt), who works at a second law firm in Livingston, becomes the object of an unspoken but profoundly intense crush on the part of a lonely female ranch hand (Lily Gladstone) when she starts teaching night classes in a tiny town hours away.

Crossman's script ends with these words: "Unless the world learns the lessons these pictures teach, night will fall.

There he studied old master painting and drawing and taught night classes in art in the Roxbury neighborhood, in exchange for room and board.

It's called Night Will Fall because, as the voiceover concludes, "unless the world learns the lessons these pictures teach, night will fall".

In years past, Curtis taught night classes so she could send her son to a private school that separated him from his community base.

Starting in January, for example, Paine Webber will pay for N.Y.U. to send professors to the company's office in Weehawken, N.J., and teach night classes to about 20 of its most promising young employees.

"I can produce a surface accurate to a quarter of a millimeter," said Joe Jackson, a clay modeler at G.M., who teaches night courses in his craft at the College for Creative Studies in Detroit.