Sentence examples for town teaching from inspiring English sources

The idea behind KidZania is that children will experience the world of work via role play with adult "zupervisors" – parents are excluded from the town – teaching lessons about responsibility, decision-making and teamwork.

There's an extract from an Edna Ferber novel, Fanny Herself, about a woman who shopkept in a midwest town teaching her daughter why the well-off bought "the little, vague things with... the faded look" at 39 cents a dish while the paper-mill girls paid $2.50 for hand-painted chinaware.

"A senior center that we ran in Gert Town teaching computer skills and serving as a meeting place was damaged by fire this month, but space will be allocated for it in the Convocation Center".

"I was ordained in this town, taught here for 17 years and in this building for 4. I'm an old hand".

So to any doctor who wants to volunteer, I would say: care for the police in your town, teach them techniques that can save their lives and help them save others, but don't forget to teach them empathy.

Fresh-faced off the plane from Copenhagen, she cheerfully assumes nearly all my household obligations so I can waltz off to a little writing studio in town, teach yoga classes, go skiing, or even meet a friend for lunch.

Act II takes Laura to an out-of-town teaching job, where she will earn money for Mary to attend a special college for blind students.

The brawling, boozing, womanizing train wreck that had characterized so many of the Lost Generation and postwar writers had gone out of style, replaced by weedy, thin-haired minimalists who had learned their craft at writers' colonies and lived in college towns teaching in master's programs.

Marlene Morris Towns, teaching professor of marketing, is an expert in consumer behavior and retail marketing at Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business.

They were boys like other boys in countless towns, taught that football was important, but not as important as family and faith.

The next oldest boy, Buddy, who'd been very close to Seymour, now lived in a distant college town - teaching & writing.