Sentence examples for a day of lessons from inspiring English sources

In a weekend program in the Poconos, riders take a day of lessons and a day of fox hunting.

Data published by the Department for Education (DfE) on Thursday revealed that about one in six students (16.9%) missed at least half a day of lessons in 2016-17 for a family holiday – up from 14.7% the previous year.

Tuttle's wooden lodge, built in 1937, bustled with families bundling their kids up for a day of lessons in the snow.

The girls, participants in the Tech Savvy summer program, learned about robotics and 3D printing during a day of interactive lessons in the basement of Northwest Hall on July 26.

Between hoisting the sails and navigating the boat, there will be opportunities to dive into Bermuda's turquoise waters and snorkel around a private island before ending the day with an unforgettable sunset dinner and champagne toast to celebrate a day of intense lessons.

"Even kids who've had 20 minutes a day of music lessons -- which isn't a whole lot -- will, after a year, demonstrate changes in how their nervous system responds to sound, be it music or speech," says the author of a recent study on the subject, Nina Kraus, professor of neurobiology and physiology at Northwestern.

Today, a rank novice can take a single day of lessons and be skiing beginner trails from top to bottom.

Like schoolchildren after a packed day of lessons, they have been sent back to their national capitals to "do their homework".

Around one in six youngsters (16.9%) missed at least a half day of lessons during 2016-17, compared with 14.7% in the previous 12 months.

On the second day of lessons I decided to risk asking a question: what happens if people don't bow?

On the final day of lessons, the wind blew smooth and strong.