Sentence examples for offering public lessons from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, prominent New Yorkers -- chief among them, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani -- are offering public lessons in how to drink bottled water safely.

Competing in the sage stakes is Terry Eagleton, the fun-loving literary critic who has lately taken to offering public lessons in theology to Richard Dawkins, probably not much to the latter's enrichment.

The university, a public institution, began offering flying lessons as an accredited graduate diploma in June, which means that students can now take government loans to finance their flight training.

The company filed for bankruptcy protection in 1998, and reorganized as a riding school, offering the public half-hour lessons for $50 in an enclosed ring.

Investigators said that trying to battle the Web sites in a public or legal arena is not the solution to the problem; providers simply write in code — offering "French lessons," for example — or move to other Web sites.

One teacher started her private lesson business by offering lessons in the Japanese language, while a musician used his skills and talents to teach private music lessons.

Some did better than others in coping with different aspects of the crisis, offering useful lessons.

Mr. Cuomo alternated between attacking lawmakers for their inaction and offering civics lessons.

TtP: they are running background checks on people offering lessons so they can rate the people offering the lessons.

Local company Kayak Sans Frontieres has even started offering surf lessons.

In fact, Bollettieri began offering tennis lessons only to help pay his way through law school.