Sentence examples for to teach somewhere from inspiring English sources

They might go to teach somewhere that's a bit less of an emotional challenge".

She thinks she will go back to Minneapolis when she is finished, she said, and although she knows there is unlikely to be any tenure-track position for a Henry James scholar in her 60s, she will try to teach somewhere.

I just wanted to teach somewhere where we could treat ourselves, kids and parents the way we wanted to be treated and treat others.

Do we demand that Israeli academics that are against the occupation should leave Israel and teach somewhere else? Do we demand that Arab students who are studying at Israeli universities should leave, rather than fight for equal rights?

If she was educated, she could be teaching somewhere, or doing something to support the family and support her husband".

Some people, especially men, are learning to negotiate their salaries though so it must be taught somewhere.

Most of us were taught, somewhere in our zillion years of education, to "show, don't tell" when writing.

After teaching somewhere around 10,000 mother/baby pairs the art of breastfeeding, Vicki Tapia found her energies redirected to the other end of life, after both parents were diagnosed with dementia.

But in August, as the new school year began, Ms. Peterson found herself teaching somewhere she had never imagined she would.

There were 100 kids in a class, so the school needed more teachers, but I know I got more out of the experience than if I had been teaching somewhere else.

"I knew that once Dad's police career ended that he'd be teaching somewhere," David Barr said.