Sentence examples for who schools from inspiring English sources

He is not an engineer or a venture capitalist, though; he's a former theater director, who schools top executives in how to talk to Wall Street.

Gérard Depardieu, the human answer to the Massif Central, is the hoodlum who schools the youthful Mesrine, while Mathieu Amalric partners the later model.

Sean, the former Napster executive who schools Mark Zuckerberg in the ways of Silicon Valley, is a slick seducer: "He was described in the screenplay as moving through the room like Frank Sinatra," Mr. Fincher recalled.

After Zits lands in a juvenile jail in the Central District of Seattle for the umpteenth time, he meets a white, pretty-boy anarchist named Justice, who schools him on how to take his sorry life into his own hands.

Is that gonna be helpful?" Like them lads that get sent down for nicking a car radio and end up sharing a cell with a diligent bank robber mentor who schools them in criminality.

John Davies was 8 when Lean chose him to play Oliver, the mistreated orphan who asks for a second helping of gruel at the workhouse ("Please, sir, I want some more"), is cast into the street and is later taken to the lair of Fagin (Alec Guinness), the needle-nosed old man who schools boys in picking pockets.

It was the kids in her working-class neighborhood who schooled her in English.

For example, the genetic influences on daily smoking were significantly higher in high school students who attended schools in which the most popular students smoked the most.

In the case of school entry, individuals who started school early will finish their education at younger ages and enter the labor market earlier.

Who says schools are supposed to educate people?

People who changed schools a lot rent childhood friends.