1
He was a good instructor in his way, but dry and methodical.
2
He is not popular among the fellows, but is an awfully good instructor.
3
He said he was a good instructor and well-known in the tight-knit aviation community.
4
For being a good instructor, he is willing to admonish us by his holy, diaipline.
5
The services of a good instructor are invaluable, but at best they can be only auxiliary.
6
He was also a professor of fencing and gymnastics, and a very good instructor he was.
7
He seems to have had a good instructor.
8
He was especially a good instructor for young ladies for he never showed them any sentimental tenderness.
9
She was a good instructor, but it did not take her long to find out that he was actually the more experienced.
10
The Ski-ing is organized, and good Instructors and Guides are available.
11
First-class Guides and good Instructors are available.
12
The native corporals evidently make good instructors and the raw recruit is soon converted into a smart and responsible soldier.
13
No fellow expects to be a machinist, or an electrician, or the like, without spending some time under good instructors.
14
She had some very good instructors for girls who wished to get up useful knowledge in case they might marry professors or ministers.
15
"You'll be a good instructor," she says.
16
A great stimulus has been given to rifle practice in the Russian army, with fair results, but complaint is made of want of good instructors.