Sentence examples for wait to teach from inspiring English sources

"I can't wait to teach my boys my secrets," he said.

He can't wait to teach Ricardo Jr. the game, but the boy is only 2, so for now, Dominguez remains with Ganulin's team as a student-assistant coach.

Here's what I noticed, people who took jobs because they felt guilty, "If I don't teach pre K, who will?" were never as effective as the people who took jobs because they truly wanted to do them, "I love 4-year-olds, I can't wait to teach pre K!" Guilt may induce you to sign up for a thankless task, but it quickly loses its motivational power as the job wears on.

Annamaria is applying to private schools this year, even some that wait to teach reading.

Who knows what lessons the Sixers' 26-year-old magician, Allen Iverson, is waiting to teach him?

But maybe while she was waiting to teach the lesson she would rough up a box of pralines, not Belgian pralines but yesterday's pralines, from yesterday's gift basket.

Parents need to schedule a time to talk when the teacher can be focused, prepared, and available instead of when he/she is watching other kids in the hall, waiting to teach the kids, or handling a variety of other responsibilities before school starts".

In "The Universal Language," the evening's high point, a stuttering woman (Jenn Harris) shows up in a classroom where a soi-disant professor (Mr. Elrod again) waits to teach the world his answer to Esperanto.

Who knows, but what does seem readily apparent is that the makers of tomorrow, the creators of tomorrow, are right here in front of us waiting to learn — and then teach us all.

It'll also be available for private sector contracting, and the school says it can't wait to start teaching the new virtual brain.

Your family's daily life is filled with value lessons waiting to be taught.