Sentence examples for which I teach from inspiring English sources

The roof of the chapel in which I teach them is perpetually leaking.

The state school in which I teach is in an affluent area, surrounded by private preparatory primaries and high-achieving grammar schools.

(The department in which I teach used to be the Department of History and Government; it split in two in 1910).

Across a range of key stage 3 schemes of work and the current national programme of study in history (which I teach), women are far and few between.

"The language workshops, some of which I teach, aim to get people used to speaking in a 16th-century way so that it becomes second nature and doesn't get in the way of improvising".

I can only talk about the subject on which I teach and research, political philosophy: an area, above all, in which it is reasonable to expect diversity and the representation of minority and revolutionary views.

I ran an after-school program in which I taught teenagers problem-solving strategies.

Earlier this year, I returned to the girls' high school in Ghana at which I taught in the early 1980's as a Peace Corps volunteer.

"I was in a primary school at King's Cross at the time, one of a dozen schools in which I taught, and I came home from work and there was another rejection slip.

But in the school in which I taught at the time, parents, pupils and several teacher colleagues supported the notion that music, dance and drama could be developed within the community.

After a short break, during which I taught film theory at the media studies department at UvA, I finally returned--after 10 years--to UvA's Department of Communication Science to become an assistant professor.