Sentence examples for translated teaching from inspiring English sources

Members of the Berber ethnic minority also champion it to win support for their struggle to reverse 1,400 years of Arabisation; they have taken Holocaust courses at Yad Vashem and translated teaching material into their vernacular, Tamazight.

The poetry I translated taught me a lot and fed into my own poetry.

"I've been applying basically for anything: translating, teaching, baby-sitting, cat-sitting, everything — jobs I never thought of in my life," she said.

Mr. Steinberg, something of a late bloomer, did freelance writing, editing and translating, taught life drawing and studied philosophy before finally focusing on art history in his mid-30s.

Often destitute, he supported himself by translating and teaching.

"He said, 'Honestly, there isn't much interest to translate Palestinian literature.' And if a Palestinian translated or taught Israeli literature he would be considered a kind of collaborator".

Except with the broadest brushstrokes, this intricate journey into one's most intimate inner experience can not be translated or taught.

First translated into English in 1836, Lessing's separatist theory is still being read, taught and believed.

In addition to writing, "I study, I translate, I teach".

This was mainly embodied in continued intensive efforts of first generation scholars to translate and teach Western theory and knowledge in ethnology.

"That approach translated educationally into teaching activities such as pottery or woodwork, and considering their benefits.