Sentence examples for runs lessons from inspiring English sources

For the past six years Ingemar has made a living from Cressey's Surf Academy, his peripatetic surf school which runs lessons on the local beaches.

Alpine Experience (00 33 479 062881) runs lessons in technique and ski guiding at Val d'Isère, with maximum group sizes of six.

For beginners, the London XC Club runs lessons (£30) and courses (from £76) around London and south-east England; club members ski in Hyde Park and Victoria Park every week (from £29 a month).

Uber said it runs lessons to help drivers maximise their income on the system and has negotiated some discounts for drivers on costs such as insurance and car rental.

He runs lessons in online activism as part of the global Cryptoparty movement, which began in Australia and which aims to put activists in the same room as technology experts to help improve their understanding of how to stay safe online.

INTO hires the teachers, runs lessons, exams and social events, and guarantees the university a minimum number of students each year; UEA decides on course content and has final say over which students have made enough progress to be allowed into its standard degree courses.

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There are some running lessons I would have got the hang of eventually, but triathlon speeded the process up.

No formal classrooms; pupils allowed to design their own timetables and work at their own pace; teachers diverted from running lessons in their subjects to act as learning mentors.

Profiling Antigoni and Everett Ladd, a married couple who run "Lessons From Lincoln" corporate workshops in Gettysburg, he notes the strange fit, because, actually, Lincoln's idiosyncratic management style befuddled his colleagues.