Sentence examples for Give lessons on from inspiring English sources
He could certainly give lessons on how to stage a charity antiques show in the countryside.
Ways of managing stress are explored and midwives give lessons on parent-craft.
Her report is expected to call for a further crackdown on weapons – but will also claim that schools should give lessons on the danger of carrying knives.
I'm not talking about books that overtly give lessons on financial literacy, like "Alexander, Who Used to Be Rich Last Sunday," by Judith Viorst, one of my 4-year-old son's favorites.
And ultimately the choice is yours: the choice, made freely and democratically, of the British people – to whom it is not easy to give lessons on liberty and democracy.
And, in any case, Mr Grillo, who has never been elected by anyone, is not in a position to give lessons on democracy.There is a strong case for arguing that this lacerating presidential ballot has re-drawn more starkly than ever before the battle lines in Italian politics.
Children are also given lessons on avoiding corruption.
And Mr. Devivo gives lessons on the finger-point.
A teacher at the school gives lessons on firearms safety on campus after hours.
The Princeton Juggling Club will be performing and giving lessons on Friday after lunch.
To the men who were to travel with her, she gave lessons on invisibility.
