Sentence examples for lessons playing from inspiring English sources
Dale Eggeling, drawing on valuable childhood lessons playing golf in swirling winds, shot an even-par 72 and opened up a two-stroke lead yesterday at the Rochester International.
So these days Mr. Basavich makes his living mostly by giving lessons; playing tournament pool, which is far less lucrative than the gambling kind; and selling instructional DVDs and cue towels on his Web site (pooljax.com).
There has to be a better use for the millions of dollars that will be squandered this year on overpriced golf duds and equipment, lessons, playing fees, and memberships in the latest trendy clubs (that these days often have you-know-who's name on them in large golden letters).
She rode bikes and horses, took ballet lessons, played piano, romped with pets and tended the family's fruit orchards and vegetable gardens.
Red Barber, Mel Allen, Phil Rizzuto, Bill White and Bobby Murcer, to name just a few, brought us to the game, but Sheppard was the constant reminder that we were seeing life's lessons play out before our eyes.
That startling conclusion, reported in tomorrow's issue of Science,* upsets the widely held view that life's lessons play a dominant role in determining an elderly person's cognitive ability.
So chances are, you sweated through years of piano lessons, played clarinet in marching band or sang in a choir.
Mr. Marsalis led Mr. Rodríguez to the empty theater and gave him a late-night lesson, playing blues on the piano while Mr. Rodríguez played his trumpet.
We had a Creole lesson; played a traditional Mauritian game (sapsiway, a version of keepie uppie); had a cookery demonstration; and learned to make lychee-infused rum.
The spectacular falling-out of the two main stars of "The Hills," Lauren Conrad and Heidi Montag, has become a polarizing object lesson played out in the supermarket tabloids.
But there's a lesson to be learned from this Squirrel Syndrome, and this lesson plays out in a similar fashion in much of what we do.
