Sentence examples for gets lessons in from inspiring English sources

Leon gets lessons in spycraft from Alexei as they slip from one safe house to the next; his understanding of the Romanian defector, considered a butcher by his friend Mihai, deepens as the story progresses.

Soon, its American executives will get lessons in French history and etiquette.

Last Sunday there was another wave of headlines, these ones about how students and teachers were going to get "Lessons in how to spot a jihadi".

Alternatively, beginners can get lessons in Halifax at the Another World (01422 245196; mountainboarding.co.uk) mountainboard centre for £8 an hour, with equipment.

Now, thanks to diligent fund-raising and a parent who is an architect, it is a state-of-the-art outdoor classroom where pupils get lessons in subjects ranging from math to creative writing.

She got lessons in table manners at a restaurant that would have barred her, had not her teacher simply ignored the ruling – this was the early 40s, with the repeal of segregationist laws some way in the future.

Giant panda cubs at the Chengdu breeding research base in China have been getting lessons in how to climb.

I tried to get lessons in Holland for lute, but there it was really strict.

Stephanie White, a 16-year-old sophomore at Poly, said those who swim under Williams' watchful eye also get lessons in time management and priorities.

Also consider joining your local racquet club and learn to play tennis, get lessons in golfing, take boating lessons and so forth not only for exposure to the rich but also to show you know how to do the kinds of things the rich do.

To get lessons done in your EC and/or a close friend's EC (because that means you and/or them), get some lessons done in their EC, and the horse is possibly gaining more skills.