Sentence examples for we would teach from inspiring English sources

"We would teach the trio very obscure songs.

An Iraqi friend once told me that he had hoped we would teach the Iraqis how to be Americans.

"We would teach them that with every person you can find common ground, that you should play nicely with them").

The only things we accomplished in the first few months was coming up with who would attend the workshop, and which language we would teach.

Because our clients often had trouble wrapping their minds around the radical and counterintuitive ideas we so often came up with, we determined that we would teach clients everything we knew our strategic language, our methodologies, our frames of reference in gradually deepening levels of nuance and detail.

The not-quite-muted voice of Dunbar's poet might be the not-truly-heard voice of one of our students; and we would teach that student the "Nocturne," say, in earnest of the fact that teaching is a guarantee that neither inexperience nor prejudice will prevent the individual voice from developing and being heard.

So we thought we'd teach them a lesson".

Each week we'd teach them about one more part of what makes up a business model.

"It's really uncool," says Steve. "Anyway, we'd teach them how to play badly - to be the worst band in the world".

I imagined she'd eventually go from jungle goddess to domestic goddess, marry an Englishman, we'd teach her kids teatime and pyrotechnics in the salon of her country manor.

And despite the heat of Ras Dashen in Ethiopia's Simien mountains, we'd taught giggling children the hokey-cokey at 4,000m.