Sentence examples for takes lessons in from inspiring English sources
But who really takes lessons in citizenship from BNP activists?
Hunched, shabby and despised, Ui is transformed only when he takes lessons in deportment from a ham Shakespearean actor (a wonderfully self-mocking Keith Baxter).
He did not want to suffer a similar fate, he said, so he routinely takes lessons in proper protocol and encourages his colleagues to do the same.
As a castoff Playboy bunny who lands a job as house mother to a nerdy sorority, where she gives the socially challenged sisters lessons in style — and from whom she takes lessons in substance — Faris infuses the stereotype with heart and ditzy charm.
Weiner takes lessons in the Zohar — the kabbalah's scripture — savors the cobblestone streets and shops full of "Jewish misfits," rekindles a dormant Jewish identity and tries to crack the code that followers of Kabbalah believe keeps God hidden in plain sight.
Every day, she takes lessons in reading and writing from her older sister Essaf in the makeshift tent in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley – a valley crowded by a steady stream of Syrian refugees – that's been their home for far too long.
He has taken lessons in fly fishing, and stalked deer.
Q: Did you have to take lessons in broadcasting techniques?
"You're taking lessons in how to walk?" he scoffs.
You would take lessons in English or French.
In his youth Sachs took lessons in piano, theory, and composition.
