"run a lesson" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone who is in charge of a lesson or class. For example, "The experienced teacher ran a lesson on ancient history with enthusiasm."
Ayer and Berlin thought and talked at unbelievable speed, leaving Priestley in their wake, like a hopeless teacher trying to run a lesson with two high-octane sixth formers.
Throwaway containers did return to Oregon, in part because the five-cent deposit was not large enough to disincentivize disposable containers in the long run (a lesson that should not be lost on sugar tax proponents), but elsewhere in the world, where governments put tougher packaging laws and restrictions into force, refillable bottles remain.
Pacing the stage with the huzzah of a televangelist, and dressed immaculately in his trademark power suit, Taffer regaled the crowd with his science of how to run a successful bar, a lesson plan that turned out to be barely more sophisticated than a college marketing course.
In reality, though, that chapter of my life taught me lessons about running a business, lessons I have used over and over things like how to put my personal passions to use in the business world; how to find my niche, the customers who want what I have to offer; and how to generate natural but powerful marketing by using my own excitement.
Now, less than six months into her first job, she is running a PE lesson for five and six-year-olds at Water Hall Primary in Bletchley, Buckinghamshire.
Among other (perhaps more important) things, he taught me a lot about the right and wrong ways to run a small business -- timeless lessons that any entrepreneur can learn from.
And membership of the euro does seem to have protected small, open economies with big banking sectors, such as Belgium, Luxembourg and Ireland, from potential runs on their currency—a lesson that outsiders are not being slow to draw.The euro area has eliminated currency crises within its borders, says Joaquín Almunia, the economics commissioner.
She thought her children would learn valuable lessons about how to run a business.
"We run a crash course in the morning and after Tom's medal we suddenly needed to start running extra lessons and had to find extra coaches to cope with the demand.
Labour's Alan Johnson is running the party's campaign – a lesson learned from the Scottish referendum.
Frugal perhaps, but what a lesson running a market stall in your teens teaches you about business.
