Sentence examples for through textbook from inspiring English sources
After a year of struggling through textbook exercises that explained the sound of "ph" and "th," both Ms. Braiotta and her tutor, Paula Cancro, were discouraged.
Aristotle's philosophy was approached through textbook presentations and commentaries on Aristotle's works.
The findings also suggested significant influence of the U.S. PR education on the development of Chinese public relations education manifested through textbook adoption and core curricular design.
In science classrooms teachers commonly use video along with practical work to provide an illustration from "real life" not afforded through textbook learning, and where direct experience is not possible.
It's a great resource for college students looking for targeted discounts on the stuff they need while at school, and for brands, they have a built-in access to students, and for CampusBuddy, which was primarily making money through textbook sales, subscriptions and advertising, it will provide another source of revenue.
Since 1970, Malaysia has invested in providing proper infrastructure to ensure access to schools and supporting the needs of the poor through textbook loans, hostels, school health and milk programs as well as a supplementary food scheme.
A wall text — a welcome one among far too many that are prolix, making for an installation that is like a walk-through textbook — points out Braque's tendency toward ruddy luminosity and Picasso's toward dramatic shadow.
Notwithstanding the glamorous pictures in it, "Picasso and American Art" at the Whitney Museum is one of those dull affairs incubated in the world of academe: a walk-through textbook that goes to extraordinary lengths to state the obvious.
Not their follow-throughs after textbook swings but their imitations of their fellow touring professional Jason Dufner.
I learnt love, through textbooks, stolen from the creatures with two legs, and beating, gasping hearts.
Every weekday, she guides her first-, fifth- and eighth-grade children through their class assignments, delivered through textbooks and desktop computers.
