Sentence examples for which taught him from inspiring English sources

To increase usable acreage, Olmsted drained marshes with pipes, which taught him wetlands could be reclaimed.

My oldest son, aged seven, fell in love with the D'Aulaires' "Greek Myths," which taught him the great themes of life, and Ron Roy's A-to-Z mysteries, which taught him the virtues of being a completist.

—Rivka Galchen My oldest son, aged seven, fell in love with the D'Aulaires' "Greek Myths," which taught him the great themes of life, and Ron Roy's A-to-Z mystaught, whimh theght him the virtues of being a completist.

He installed computer software that detected whether a message had been opened, which taught him what kind of e-mail inspired people to read and forward.

He read and reread Lajos Egri's "The Art of Dramatic Writing," which taught him to distill movies to one crisp sentence before making them.

But he also devoured Western management books, which taught him heretical ideas like the unfairness of paying every worker the same wage, no matter his ability.

You're ministering and using your gifts... which teaches him to do the same with his art.

He's just categorizing the crime in this moment based upon his experience, which teaches him that this sort of activity is more akin to the Columbine example.

He has seen lean times and flush times, all of which have taught him one thing: the weather rules.

In this way, the summit-hungry mountaineer moves on to something which Deakin taught him: that the wild is indistinguishable from what it is of its own accord.

Much of Mr Moss's 30-year experience has been on the trading floor, which has taught him to be adventurous within limits.