Sentence examples for three or four lessons from inspiring English sources
"Luciano used to say that the principles of singing could be taught in three or four lessons," Mr. Goren said.
My piano teacher at the Paris Conservatory -- a woman of astonishing technique, minimal teaching skill and sublime ignorance of any style but her own -- had once, over a period of three or four lessons, played the keyboard pieces of Ravel for the composer.
We had three or four lessons to plan each week -- doesn't sound like a lot, but you have to script everything out to start with, including details of classroom management.
For each topic, a series of lesson plans consisting of three or four lesson plans, including various hands-on activities are prepared for elementary students and middle school students, respectively.
He also identifies the two or three lessons he expects will prove most relevant to the next battle or rotation.
Rapid Movement estimates that a sea kayaker can become an adequate surfer within about four or five lessons.
The following outline can be divided into four or five lessons taught consecutively or staggered as students reach each stage of writing.
In recent weeks, Rabbi Meisner coached more than 50 students with two or three lessons apiece; he estimates that he has taught several hundred students in recent years.
For two or three lessons she bellowed at me regularly for not understanding her simple instructions until a teacher from my school pointed out to her that I was deaf.
'It's for absolute beginners really,' says Tim Crooks, manager of Bay 66. 'Two or three lessons, and they're skaters, and can come back whenever they want to ride all over the park.' Since introducing lessons last summer, there's been no shortage of kids, normally aged between 12 and 15, giving it a shot, prompting other skateparks to follow Bay 66's example.
Traynor thinks so; many of his class are so hooked that they readily practice Spanish on their iPads at home, to the point that he now has to plan four or five lessons in advance.
