Sentences with phrase «remember everything she taught»

I think my mom thought i wasn't listening, but i still remember everything she taught me.

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And remember, when a Christian starts a war in the name of Christ, it is against everything what Christ taught.

In order to answer such questions we must remember that the insight into the unreality of everything that exists — even the Buddhas, the beings who belong to them, and the Teaching are illusory — is not intended for everyone.

He summarized everything he had taught them, told them what they must not forget, and reminded them of the essential truths they must remember.

I remember being very vulnerable after my conversion in that I had a state of mind that would believe anything and so I lapped up everything I was taught in church.

They remembered under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, who was to teach them and remind them of everything that Jesus had said to them (14:26) and was to remain with the community for ever (14:16), bearing witness to Jesus (15:26) and leading them to the whole truth (16:13).

Then I lost the recipe, so searched for — chicken rice casserole «almond milk» «greek yogurt» sauce garlic broccoli — everything my daughter (who was teaching me to cook during a visit) remembered.

Hogg writes, «Remember that everything you do teaches your baby.

I resist it, I take a deep breath, I remember what I know about them and try to forget everything false I've been taught about them.

The important thing to remember is that Waldorf teaching is not about being the best at everything, but about continually striving to become better.

Scenario planners will be asked to remember everything they know about great teaching, but clear their minds of the usual image of a school: 25 kids sitting at desks with a teacher in front — and all those teachers working by themselves to serve their 25.

After teaching a topic, have a student from each group stand and share everything they remember for one minute.

When I asked her what she remembered about Paris in the 1950s, she recalled that she had learned to cook everything from snails to wild boar at the Cordon Bleu; that marketing in France had taught her the value of «les human relations»; she lamented that in her day the American housewife had to juggle cooking the soup and boiling the diapers — adding, «if she mixed the two together, imagine what a lovely combination that would make!»

This kind of tap dancing was impossible to teach to visitors — «Remember: You can never run it full blast, but if you keep turning this one here back and forth every thirty seconds, you'll get a consistent lukewarm trickle and everything will be fine.»

Remember everything that they taught you during those times.

You need to make yourself memorable in everything you do and we teach you some secrets to remembering names.