Sentence examples for childhood lessons from inspiring English sources

Hadreas is from Seattle, of Greek descent, and his formal piano training is limited to basic childhood lessons.

The childhood lessons are still evident, even as Wilson prepares to walk onto the biggest stage of his career.

Mr. Jobs, the brilliant and protean creator whose inventions so utterly transformed the allure of technology, turned those childhood lessons into an all-purpose theory of intelligent design.

In the presence of a child we should always watch our tongues and behaviour, for childhood lessons of anger and violence are never forgotten", he said.

Tsutsumi is distant and discreet, but also a hard-driving owner who could match George M. Steinbrenner III, for stark childhood lessons.

The booklet features essays by Bernstein and Kimmelman, in which Bernstein gives a general overview of his career and Kimmelman talks about his childhood lessons with Bernstein and discusses the recordings in detail.

He has carried a childhood lesson into the way he lives now.

In "Piano Lessons" a childhood lesson is a struggle with his sluggish left hand: I have to drag him into the music like a difficult and neglected child.

In the "Branchini Madonna," Giovanni pumps up the childhood lesson to triumphal scale.

I followed a childhood lesson I learned in the wings of the theatre while dancing: if you can see them, they can see you.

Those comics also taught me an important childhood lesson: whether you're nice and pretty and blonde or popular and sexy and brunette, you'll probably never be good enough to hold the attention of an average ginger man.