Sentence examples for lessons given in from inspiring English sources

Lessons, given in a classroom with a hanging felt chessboard marked like a grid, are replete with analogies to football, basketball and the mysteries of Sherlock Holmes.

In many cases Mr. Merlis peppers his pages with supporting ephemera: a photographic handout advertising Willie Fitzgerald's "Lessons Given in Physical Culture" in Fort Hamilton; a guest ticket to the Crescent Athletic Club; a season pass for the New York and Sea Beach Railway; a trade card for "Devoe's Brilliant Oil Works".

Optimally, that is how it should be done in high school, too, rather than packaging evolution into a handful of lessons given in one week.

Based on our experience, homework is, when thoughtfully assigned, a useful tool, not only in reinforcing lessons given in class lectures, but also in developing the ability of a child to work independently -- a skill that can make a big difference in their future, to say nothing of colleges and universities who assume that students can work on their own.

Lessons were given in Arabic and translated by bilingual jihadis into Dutch.

Solo and group lessons are given in virtually every instrument and in voice.

One season, enrollment swelled to 500 students, and lessons were given in any available nook and cranny.

Locals came out to reminisce about the hundreds of swing and putting lessons Ely gave in the community.

When training people to present, one lesson I give in storytelling features an executive called Jon.

Lessons are being given outdoors in municipal parks in Alkmaar.

You were given lessons in diction, acting, riding, dancing, fencing, and manners.