Sentence examples for teaching one of from inspiring English sources

(And I suppose you can't be the one to sit in back -- not without teaching one of the little kids to drive while sitting on a stack of phone books, which the highway patrol frowns on).

In my first year of teaching one of my students was killed by a gang.

So what, exactly, was Mr. Omidyar doing here today, teaching one of the inaugural classes at Tufts's new University College of Citizenship and Public Service?

In 2007, Heymann showed up, unannounced, in New York, where Naharin was teaching one of his dances to an American dance company.

Long Road's Fraser adds: "It's also a means of teaching one of the toughest media concepts, namely that once an artefact is in a public domain, its meaning largely lies with its various audiences and their often contradictory readings".

"The fascinating difference between teaching Watson and teaching one of my children," Caleb Barlow, vice president at IBM Security, told Wired, "is that Watson never forgets".

They teamed up to teach one of the nation's great courses on leadership for some 15 years at USC.

Black neighbors taught one of the refugees how to cook.

"He's taught one of his students cello," he says.

Ms. Cohen taught one of the guides some Spanish; he taught her a bit of Swahili.

"Our two daughters' background is Chinese," said Pearl Mah, who teaches one of the 12 classes.