Sentence examples for have lessons at from inspiring English sources

"It can turn into a really fun activity if you get your friends together and all have lessons at Johnny's house," Ms. Scinto said, adding that being among friends and infamiliar surroundings often helps children learn.

Woman A remembered that aged 13 she started having lessons at his house in Manchester after Ling convinced her father she would be "more comfortable" there.

The teacher training was attached to a big demonstration school so we had lessons at college and then went to demo lessons where tutors would show us exactly what to do.

Fleeing Nazi Germany in 1937, the Frank family, who were Jewish, moved first to Paris (where Claude had lessons at the Conservatoire) and then to Madrid, where he practised on a piano belonging to a department store for four hours a day.

I mean, I had lessons at school but I never took to them.

"I want the night to take me away, in order to escape from love which has conquered me again... .. "Syrtos Nikaias" is a composition from the French mandolinist Patrick Vaillant, who stayed in Crete 20 years ago and had lessons at that time from the violin player Kostas Papadakis -- Naftis.

Have lessons bi-weekly, at a minimum.

I should say none of this was as important to my wife, one of those boomer girls who did have lessons and played tennis at a Big Ten university.

We don't have lessons on how to cook at school.

After school on Friday or Saturday morning are good times but make sure that nobody has lessons or practises at these times.

The truly strange – and still unfolding – tale of the Notre Dame football star and his nonexistent dead girlfriend has lessons for journalists, including those at The Times.