Sentence examples for cap lessons from inspiring English sources

Madame Touré is emotional as she recalls the reopening of the CAP: "Lessons had started with the limited resources we had at hand.

Additionally, the lessons are capped at a maximum of five students per instructor.

All skill levels are welcome, and the classes (capped at 10) promise lessons in the essentials of fish cookery.

This brings us to attaching the cap, which involves a lesson from Scünci hair ambassador Laura Polko: "Bobby-pin the cap in place, then criss-cross the pins to secure.

A call in advance to set up proper English riding lessons (complete with cap and crop, $35 per half hour) lets the down-to-earth crew choose horses based on experience level.

Many Tories yearn for a return to the 11-plus, less for Latin lessons and school caps than because of a deeply held belief that the ladder of opportunity no longer reaches into poorer communities in the way that it did in the 1950s or 60s.

Australia should consider such caps and restrictions, building on the lessons learned by other countries.

The rough-hewn nectar is a refreshing, barnyard-and-candy cap on the Cantillon visit -- another lesson in the diversity of brewing methods.

Jack listened intently as I talked about the leadership and teamwork lessons to be learned from the Caps this year, as well as from some other great sports teams.

For example, if she loves horses, you can give her a toy horse to play with, and later, when she's ready for her first riding lesson, you can give her a riding cap, crop and boots.

"Lessons Learned from Three Decades of Experience with Cap-and-Trade". HKS Faculty Research Working Paper Series RWP15-069, November 2015.