Sentence examples for remedial lessons from inspiring English sources
Boissonnet is giving me remedial lessons on how to drink.
A second debate, a week later — on foreign policy — showed both Cameron and Brown to have taken crash remedial lessons in telecommunication.
He is still grieving over the murder of his son August, agonises over betrayal issues engendered by his love life, and feels compelled to give Saga remedial lessons on how to behave with proper feeling and consideration in human interaction.
The former Tory MP, game show stalwart, ex-European Monopoly champion, royal biographer, founder of the National Scrabble Championship and Stratford-on-Avon's Teddy bear museum, One Show reporter, author of more than 100 books and happiness guru (more on that last one later) is breaking off from a busy schedule to give me remedial lessons on how to have fun.
There may be an appendix with review and remedial lessons in the back of the book.
(Are teachers or trained volunteers better at providing simple remedial lessons? Do a trial).
Later, reporters were allowed inside the institute to tour the facilities, which include padded quiet rooms and soundproof time-out cubicles where the likes of Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, Keith Olbermann and Rachel Maddow were sequestered between shock treatments and remedial civility lessons.
Of the nearly 33,500 Japanese-Brazilian children in Japan between 5 and 14 years old, the ages of compulsory education, about 10,000 are in Japanese schools receiving remedial Japanese lessons, according to government figures.
I respect Ross, and the presence of the veteran negotiator is another signal that Obama wants to get down to work on Mideast peacemaking, as soon as he has gotten done with the pesky election and sent John McCain off for some remedial geography lessons.
By using the techniques of "March of Time," he was able to blend melodrama, agitprop and a remedial history lesson into the Warners production "Confessions of a Nazi Spy".
This then allows you take remedial action.
