Sentence examples for whose instructors from inspiring English sources

Mr. Caywood took several large lecture courses whose instructors, he says, did not know his name.

The M.I.T. effort includes the D-Lab, whose instructors and students work on low-tech solutions to infrastructure problems and spend time in the field implementing them.

Those employees took a 40-hour course during spring break last month through a company called Shield Solutions, whose instructors included local SWAT team members.

The postwar white exodus to suburbia drained students from public schools and transformed them into minority-dominated institutions most of whose instructors were white and Jewish.

He later took lessons at the American Laboratory Theatre, whose instructors, Richard Boleslavsky and Maria Ouspenskaya, had studied in Moscow under Konstantin Stanislavsky.

The Ramp Up training sessions, whose instructors are mostly teachers from other school systems that use America's Choice, are intensive and involve lectures, role-playing and even homework.

"A lot of the Ninety-Nines are instructors; that's the way we propagate ourselves," says Ms. Abbate, whose instructor, Ann Baumgartner Carl, was the first American woman to fly a jet.

In addition to the 25 instructors, we identified two instructors whose implementations of active learning have been documented to increase student achievement on instructor-written classroom exams.

Of these, nine employed instructors whose own driving licenses had been suspended; 46 of 257 instructors had criminal histories.

On the outskirts of Jaipur, the arid plains of Rajasthan are home to a host of excellent instructors whose various military backgrounds reflect the game's colonial heritage.

He said he was woken up by drill instructors whose breath smelled of alcohol and forced to march into the shower area.