Sentence examples for tutorials about the from inspiring English sources
The Tips and Tricks feature is well designed, with a page for notes and smart tutorials about the interview.
Employers, whose low opinion of American public education has generated much alarm in recent years, have come under growing pressure to get involved with their local high schools by offering things like materials and tutorials about the world of work.
In the last three months, Mr. Loughner had a 9-millimeter bullet tattooed on his right shoulder blade and turned increasingly to the Internet to post indecipherable tutorials about the new currency, bemoan the prevalence of illiteracy and settle scores with the Army and Pima Community College, both of which had shunned him.
On her website she runs the Exposing Illusions project where she creates images using trick photography and Photoshop manipulation and writes tutorials about the process to teach and inspire others.
It would have meant missing so many adventures we had together: twilight walks around our Queens neighborhood spotting pet ducks in backyards; midnight tutorials about the phases of the moon; low tide beach walks in Provincetown, Cape Cod; and the unforgettable drive up to my freshman dorm, the turquoise Bel-Air stuffed with hot plate, stereo and typewriter.
There are hundreds of women like Ms. Tapp on YouTube, selling lotions, potions and notions for natural hair, or posting video tutorials about how to achieve the look.
As he learned more about computers, he started creating video tutorials about fixing tech problems and broadcasting them on YouTube.
He offered a tutorial about the financial problems facing Social Security and Medicare.
Mrs. Clinton offered a short tutorial about the political complexities, and expressed sympathy that President Obama and his White House advisors were still grappling with it.
We randomly assigned half of our respondents to complete an online 10-minute tutorial about the increase in income inequality over the last decades.
In most of the cooperatives, the older village women sit in the courtyard and work as the younger bilingual girls walk you around, giving a tutorial about the process.
