Sentence examples for lesson herself from inspiring English sources

Ms. Abbate began flying a year after her husband: the day he told her to quit playing backseat navigator and take a lesson herself, she did.

When "he went off to ride horses," as she puts it, she alarmed friends and family by deciding to take lessons herself.

When Dido got into music, her mother enthusiastically plunged into it too, taking her to concerts, learning about music with her, and eventually taking singing lessons herself: 'She has a beautiful voice.' Later, a young Dido would go clubbing in the West End and to reggae nights in Brixton without any parental interference.

And when she gets antsy, she signs up for violin lessons herself and leads by example.

Uncharacteristically for the times, the white woman gave Simone private piano lessons herself, and eventually raised funds for the young singer to attend the Juilliard School of Music in New York City.

In another job, when Powell told her employer that she wanted to attend cooking school, she was given the time off, but had to pay for lessons herself out of her meager salary.

In a way, Nair was teaching the bitter lesson she herself had learned in the nineties.

Through this experience, Brooks said she learned an important lesson about herself as an artist: "I will never play a stereotype, because I will always make sure I make choices that are rich and colorful and try to show more of a person than meets the eye".

She pretended to have undergone breast augmentation surgery, followed by an obscure diet, and took pole dancing lessons, photographing herself in expensive clothes and beautiful interiors.

As her own début approached, Emily, who had already taken years of lessons, devoted herself nearly full time to practicing her steps, experimenting with hair styles, and being fitted for gowns.

Angelou learns lessons about herself and about racism throughout Traveling Shoes, even during her brief tour of Venice and Berlin for The Blacks revival.