Sentence examples for lessons were administered from inspiring English sources

The first tennis lessons were administered to princes and young noblemen who received their education in the medieval monastery.

The oath, familiar to some from high school civics lessons, was administered to young men in Athens beginning in the 4th century B.C.

The free rider lesson was administered by all of America's friends, allies and rivals at the United Nations.

Finally, immediately after they had finished teaching the two-day math lesson, teachers were administered a six-item self-assessment of implementation fidelity asking about their adherence of this lesson plan.

Eight weeks before the lessons took place, two standardised tests were administered to the students to assess general cognitive capabilities and domain-specific prior knowledge.

The Tories were administered a similar lesson in the 1990s and early 2000s.

The data collection took place during a regular lesson (approximately 50 minutes), and questionnaires were administered by a research assistant from the Trimbos Institute.

However, common to the current study and that of McDaniel et al. (2011) was the fact that prequestions were administered in real classrooms where the duration of a lesson was longer than the duration of a typical laboratory experiment.

The men in the audience might be titillated by the first three acts of these operas – customarily devoted to the woman behaving badly – but could take their wives and daughters, safe in the knowledge that a stern moral lesson would be administered via the gruesome death of the heroine in the finale.

In this phase, the lesson plan was administered solely as a computer-based virtual laboratory.

And a few kilometres to the north, in Saint-Denis, the French rugby team were administering a traditional lesson in the finer arts of the game to their English counterparts.