Sentence examples for rudimentary lessons from inspiring English sources

At one, pastors gave rudimentary lessons in Christian counseling, telling those in attendance that professional counselors would train them further in March.

These documentaries offer valuable, rudimentary lessons about this terrible, exciting moment in history whose exotic locale has always given it a weird romantic spin.

He showed an interest in drawing from an early age, and his uncle Raja Raja Varma, noticing his passion for drawing on the palace walls, gave him his first rudimentary lessons in painting.

By the time I arrived in Kyoto several hours later, I had shared their dinners, got rudimentary lessons in Japanese, helped their children practice their English, and showed them pictures of my grandchildren.

Played on Marjorie Bradley Kellogg's unintrusive but effective set, a jailhouse storeroom, with the outside world -- escape -- depicted by looming blackboards and rudimentary lessons chalked on them, the production is propelled by the undeniable power of the circumstances.

Inside the ship, the expedition doctor was leading a first-aid course, a Scrabble tournament was in full flow and one of the chefs had started giving groups of passengers rudimentary lessons in Russian.

Somebody raised in Thailand may think that this rudimentary lesson is silly, as you might when you visit a burger bar in Tokyo and find customers marveling over ketchup, mustard and relish, but we'll discuss that brand of cultural relativism later.

Ms. Kent was an inexperienced performer, but Universal Studios had offered her a contract and provided rudimentary acting lessons after she won the 1925 Miss Hollywood beauty pageant.

I give Finn a rudimentary history lesson on the significance of that particular sporting event, a lecture that's helped by our seats being just along from where Hitler sat scowling as Jesse Owens collected his four gold medals.

It might sound like the most rudimentary of business lessons, but it was, Mr. Turan told the roomful of doctors, nurses and social workers, a lesson that the hospital's previous managers had all but ignored.

There are English classes alongside kung fu training, and the nuns are taught rudimentary business skills and lessons in how to lead Buddhist prayers.