Sentence examples for lessons growing from inspiring English sources

She took dance lessons growing up, and she still takes classes at Chelsea Piers.

During the 30-minute talk lecture, the Academy Award-winner discussed some of his life lessons growing up in Mount Vernon, N.Y. and the moment he realized that his performance as an actor wasn't about being the best.

Some typical preps might have a musical background like private piano lessons growing up.

The cover for the original English version of Greenlaw's book respects the story inside: a child raised on traditional music lessons grows up in the era of punk, at the height of ransom-note typography.

Like a 50-year-old who ends a marriage, takes up flying lessons, grows a beard or moves to Umbria, Ms. Foster publicly acknowledged, kind of, that she is, as anyone who cared already assumed, gay.

I've also learned countless invaluable lessons, grown tremendously as a person and as a leader, have developed a strong network of business connections, friendships and mentors.

Jump only made $300 the first year she was on TPT, but the popularity of her lessons grew -- she has sold 161,000 copies of her 93 separate units.

(As demand for your lessons grow, you can raise your rate).

I learned that lesson growing up in West Philly.

"It's as if we're not even alive to the language!" When, despite his natural energy, the minutiae of what amounted to a day-long writing and grammar lesson grew tedious, Garner resorted to his dry sense of humor.

As many archers as there are in the world, there are lessons like these, personal lessons about growing taller, changing who you are, accepting who you are.