Sentence examples for giving lessons on from inspiring English sources

"This is the equivalent of the builders of the Maginot line giving lessons on defense".

But she met midwives attempting to save lives, teachers giving lessons on peace and reconciliation, and the head of the UN mission pledging to end troop abuses.

Not all of the biggest names in French fashion were giving lessons on drumming up publicity for mundane things like handbags and scarves.

Although" — and here he cast a glance at his third wife — "you may think that my giving advice on marriage is like the captain of the Titanic giving lessons on navigation".

ONLY a genuine crisis could have prompted such a role reversal: a British prime minister, "the magician of Anglo-Saxon social-liberalism" as Le Monde called him, giving lessons on market intervention to his European colleagues.

After working as a French tutor, he set out again in 1706 for London and Oxford, where he studied for two years, supporting himself by giving lessons on the flute and violin.

Children are also given lessons on avoiding corruption.

And Mr. Devivo gives lessons on the finger-point.

A teacher at the school gives lessons on firearms safety on campus after hours.

He could certainly give lessons on how to stage a charity antiques show in the countryside.

To the men who were to travel with her, she gave lessons on invisibility.