Sentence examples for you could educate from inspiring English sources

"If you could educate these engineers," Mr. Jobs said, "we could move more manufacturing plants here".

With further study you could educate others by becoming a teacher.

A lot of experimental theatre was going on, so you could educate yourself.

'If you could educate these engineers,' (Mr. Jobs) said, 'we could move more manufacturing plants here.' " Not taxes.

You could educate him, by gently offering very specific suggestions: "I would like to hold hands and kiss at the cinema," building to more challenging notions: "It would be extra exciting for me if you looked into my eyes when we make love".

You could educate others on important issues.

Do you have ANY advisors that could educate you on the basics?

If you have lessons-learned that could educate, inspire or enlighten others... you not only have the right to pass them along; you have a responsibility to pass them along.

In the absence of such fantasy heroes, perhaps Andrew Lansley's unloved child, Public Health England, could educate the education secretary?

The bite-sized entries, the sense that the book could educate you about the key areas of British history and discourse at one sitting, Williams's semi-guru status – all were appealing to students and young academics.

Now to be a good republican mother, a woman needed to be well-educated, obviously so she could educate her children.