Sentence examples for a taste lessons from inspiring English sources

In a quasi-experimental design, 800 children aged 8 11 years old from 34 elementary schools participated in a Taste Lessons (TL: 5 lessons) group, a Taste Lessons Vegetable Menu (TLVM: TL with 3 added experiential learning activities) group, and a control group.

Therefore, this study compared the effectiveness of the Dutch programme Taste Lessons with and without additional experiential learning activities on children's psychosocial determinants of vegetable consumption.

The Lite edition is free to give you a taste of the lessons; there are three apps at $4 each covering more difficult skills.

In contrast, Power Ambition Glory, published in June, 2010, reflects Steve's quieter qualities - the introverted intellectual with a taste for history lessons.

You can see and taste the lessons in the mostly Bordeaux-grape composition in this 1999 wine: cabernet sauvignon (55 percent), merlot (25), cabernet franc (10), petit verdot (3), with a dollop of syrah (7), a hearty Rhone grape.

And for those who remain upright, Delta is offering Business Elite passengers wine-tasting lessons.

This is a one-woman show, so during the day Agnès operates a simple wine boutique, but from 6pm-9pm it becomes an animated cave à manger, where she prepares generous plates of cheeses and charcuterie and gives informal wine tasting lessons.

And so was listening.Ranko BonMotovun, CroatiaTough luckSIR – Regarding the moral of the story for those financial institutions that have been battered by the credit-market crisis, it is surely poetic justice that Northern Rock and others got a taste of their own medicine ("Lessons of the fall", October 20th).

Children and their parents were invited in to get a taste of the school before lessons start properly on Friday.

The event, which runs from Dec. 2 to 9, is sponsored by a group called Fooding, based in Paris, which aims to "recapture the attention of the people, to give them a taste without giving them a lesson," said Alexandre Cammas, a founder of Fooding.

3 p.m. 1) THE HISTORY LESSON Get a taste of Zagreb's 11th-century roots on the cobbled streets of the area known collectively as Upper Town, where the city began as two townships: Kaptol, with its largely clerical population, and Gradec, where artisans and merchants settled.