Sentence examples for teaching spot from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sliva's next student arrived, a contractor from Yonkers, and they took a golf cart out to his regular teaching spot, in the left rough of the 15th hole.

And in most, the falling prestige of the teaching profession makes matters worse.But Ms Sarmiento, who graduated from a four-year biology degree course a year early, had to see off fierce competition to win her teaching spot.

Remember -- you're competing with everybody for those teaching spots.

Dora B. Schriro, commissioner of the New York City Department of Correction, called Tribeca Teaches "spot on" and an invaluable addition to the Rikers curriculum.

But then she re­fuses on both occasions to experience the core practice they all teach, "sacred spot massage" — a loving, healing ritual that requires only fingers just inside the vagina, stroking the front wall (the G spot, "the South Pole of the clitoris"), that can bring on endless waves of emotional release as well as orgasmic energy and pleasure.

I was first taught to spot a Trot at 50 yards in 1965 by Mr. Bert Ramelson, Yorkshire industrial organiser of the Communist Party".

"You become a translator, looking at cultural signposts and connecting things that appear to be disparate, but aren't," said Helen Job, who teaches trend-spotting at Parsons the New School for Design and is head of East Coast content for WGSN, both in New York.

It was a perfect vantage point from which to view ships travelling between the various settlements of northeast Carolina, and it was from there that Teach first spotted the approaching ship of Charles Vane, another English pirate.

Once the learner knows he/she can successfully not drown by treading water in one spot, teaching the learner to swim becomes much easier.

But Japan, after all, teaches one to spot beauty in unexpected places.

His newspaper work had taught him to spot the point of maximum interest in any given scene.