Sentence examples similar to teaching pedigree from inspiring English sources
In interviews, Ma's billionaire persona seems to blend naturally with his English-teaching pedigree.
Mr. Macy comes to Teach with a formidable pedigree in Mamet portrayals, ranging from Bobby the addict (played here by Mr. Webber) in the original "Buffalo" at the Goodman Theater in Chicago to the harassed and harassing professor of "Oleanna".
The steeds in the climactic race are gorgeous pedigree creatures with wind-swept manes, but this'll teach them never to act with humans.
Unlike Jean Edward Smith, whose 1996 biography sketched the personality and private life of Marshall in rich detail, Newmyer, who teaches law and history at the University of Connecticut School of Law, is more concerned with the pedigree of Marshall's ideas.
Princeton physics graduates with excellent pedigrees were taking jobs at community colleges and third-tier teaching colleges or doing second and third postdocs.
He was also something of an idiosyncratic figure, an artist who taught himself to paint from a manual and did not share the literary pedigree and interests of more traditional Chinese ink painters.
StyleSeek's co-founder and CEO Tyler Spalding has an impressive geek pedigree – he's literally a rocket scientist – an aerospace engineering grad who taught at a couple of universities, and who did research for NASA on the Space Shuttle program.
"I think having a long amateur pedigree [he boxed more than 40 times for England and won a world bronze medal] taught me how to handle the roller-coaster of emotions boxing brings.
