Sentence examples for give some lessons from inspiring English sources

I was surprised to find that a few people had put down Python as something they wanted to learn about and volunteered to give some lessons.

Maniacally Laughing Radcliffe Radcliffe gives some lessons on how to look terrified on screen.

"Going to have to give some golf lessons the next few days when I get back," Scaletta said.

In fact, I'd wager that Snoop could give some solid lessons to some of the top decision makers and brand masters on a global basis.

Words you may never have thought before: Perhaps Honey Boo Boo's mother, June Shannon, can give some parenting lessons..

Let's give him some lessons and find out".

The horseman joked: "Kate said she's learning to ride so I offered to give her some lessons.

Vincent decides to keep his nephew out of school and give him some lessons in how to be a man.

Why don't we give him some lessons and find out?' And he turned me over to a pupil of his, a very good composer by the name of Israel Citkowitz, who did nuts and bolts.

And as for an inquiry into the shambles of Iraq, which might give us some lessons for the here-and-now in Afghanistan... Having worked there I understand that the Cabinet Office does not do irony, but a sentence on page 58 takes the biscui.

Last night, he appeared on "Conan" to pop out of a desk, tell some jokes and then give Conan some lessons he picked up from hosting "Between Two Ferns".