Sentence examples similar to curtailed lessons from inspiring English sources

Piano lessons, though, were curtailed through lack of money.

He wrote about his misgivings over how education had changed, how "league tables, and a huge weight of bureaucracy, health and safety regulations, lesson plans for teachers" had curtailed spontaneity.

Comment deploring that the lessons of the Nixon Presidency, which curtailed freedom, have not been learned.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, April 26 , 1976P. 29 Comment deploring that the lessons of the Nixon Presidency, which curtailed freedom, have not been learned.

Since the Feldenkrais Method emphasizes self-inquiry and the quality of movement, rather than specific positions or speed, the lessons helped curtail my habit of comparing myself to others, not just in class but in life.

Published last November, Forbes and Ames run briskly through a long list of media comments bandied about during this recession, before vigorously countering, with "real-world lessons," each critique suggesting America's brand of capitalism desperately needs to be curtailed.

Another is "partially curtailed".

Late fees would be curtailed.

Industrial development has been curtailed.

Trash pickup would be curtailed.

Garbage collection could be curtailed.