Sentence examples for teaching up from inspiring English sources

The whole family teaching up a storm.

An innovative educator so dedicated to her craft that she continued teaching up until her death.

Some people spend more time out there than others but most of the year I am teaching up in Edinburgh University, leading my own courses.

She also taught in a more intimate setting: In 1978 she opened a cooking school in a neighbor's apartment — her own kitchen was too small — on West 12th Street in Greenwich Village, teaching up to six students at a time.

Oxford University law professor Adrian Zuckerman said he has committed to teaching up to 20 hours "but the exact number depends on the course programme which is yet to be finally agreed".

He was teaching up until 12 weeks before his death, and his last book, Rolling Back the Market, a critique of the slavish belief in free-market economics, was published posthumously.

There was a suggestion that because nurse educators have not kept abreast of these developments, they are not teaching up-to-date nursing procedures, which makes it difficult for the students to execute nursing tasks when they arrive in the hospitals.

Initially, the workers taught up to twenty mothers per day.

Full-time instructors teach up to four times as many classes as their state school counterparts.

Remaining white students transferred out of largely African-American schools, where substitutes taught up to a quarter of the classes.

The British Alpine Ski and Snowboard School (01485 572596) teaches up to 'advanced masterclass' level in Les Gets, Morzine, Courchevel, Val d'Isère, Tignes and Verbier.