Sentence examples similar to teaching stand from inspiring English sources

Some atypical events, like D.J. classes, have been hits, while others like teaching stand-up paddling on a surfboard flopped.

When Mr. Handelman's career as a television comic ebbed in the 1970s, he began teaching stand-up comedy classes in Los Angeles.

The features of public goods, Mr. Samuelson taught, stand in direct contrast to those of ordinary goods, like apples.

He was teaching a stand-up comedy class I had taken a few years ago.

The 35-year-old comedian, who went from selling his own T-shirt designs on the street to teaching himself stand-up comedy, frequently jokes about gentrification, racism, and other issues plaguing the city.

Consultations were frequent, and Hal's teaching ability stood out immediately.

Next Moin teaches me Stand O'Food.

Some children have had to be taught to stand in line, or the significance of raising one's hand.

They are groomed daily and taught to stand in the conformation stance that allows all four legs to be seen from one side.

We Americans are taught to stand on our own two feet, pull ourselves up by our bootstraps, be rugged individualists, and all that other Ayn Rand tommyrot.

The turban is part of a uniform for us, and in our religion we are taught to stand out so that people can easily identify us".