Sentence examples for taking instruction in from inspiring English sources
On a recent Tuesday, 10 girls ages 11 to 16 sat before a wall of mirrors, curling irons and hair straighteners at the ready, taking instruction in the finer points of beauty.
His wife, Dorothy, a flutist, and their 14-year-old daughter, Lisa, who plays the clarinet, are taking instruction in jazz together.
Simultaneously with completing the first draft, Mosse took instruction in "how to skin and stuff animals".
She takes instruction in painting and begins to sell her pictures through a dealer.
He studied piano and took instruction in composition with Francis Jackson, the organist and composer at York Minster.
He was teaching medicine at Oxford in the nineteen-eighties when he followed an avocational interest and "took instruction in letterpress".
Another important incident was in 1976 in the township of Soweto, when black students protested a new law requiring them to take instruction in Afrikaans.
An hour after the game, the outfield was filled with fans who took instruction in "Yoga in the Park". Yes, to improve their serenity.
But most scientists and engineers do not take instruction in graphical design (or in written or spoken communication, either), and that is too bad.
He performed in musical groups during his years at New York University, took instruction in music theory and composition, composed music for variety shows, and became a confirmed theatergoer.
For years, graduate students and postdocs funded by National Institutes of Health (NIH) training grants and fellowships have been required to take instruction in the responsible conduct of research (RCR), or scientific ethics.
