Sentence examples for had given lessons from inspiring English sources

Once, he had given lessons in mathematics, singing, and the Vedas to pass the time.

He said the US workers had given lessons on how to occupy stores and stop traffic safely.

Early that morning, he had given lessons to a group of local boys, who took turns hitting iron shots up a hill.

Her brother was a skilled pianist, and as an adult he has given lessons.

He has given lessons to two conducting fellows, and this week he led master classes for both the conductors and singing fellows in parts of Mozart's "Don Giovanni".

July 9 A picture caption on Saturday with an article about the annual Midsummer Night Swing festival, at Lincoln Center, misspelled the surname of a dance instructor who has given lessons at the event.

THE ARTS A picture caption on Saturday with an article about the annual Midsummer Night Swing festival, at Lincoln Center, misspelled the surname of a dance instructor who has given lessons at the event.

The countess seemed to have understood that innately; so well, in fact, that she might have given lessons to those modern divas who strive to be legends in their time.

Ofsted tells inspectors to look at what primary schools are doing to tackle and prevent homophobic and transphobic bullying, Barry explains, including whether they've given lessons about different types of families.

At Wednesday night Bible study, for instance, he has given lessons on how to pay taxes, draft a will and deal with immigration issues, matters of particular relevance to his mostly foreign-born congregation.

I could have given lessons to those toddlers.