Sentence examples for to lessons with from inspiring English sources

But I recently returned to lessons with the Chief.

In the three-year-old computer lab — which was outfitted by I.B.M. and the school district — the children quietly type away or listen to lessons with headphones.

When I first started teaching languages in primary, pupils were reluctant to talk about their home languages but when other languages were celebrated in class, children would come to lessons with items in their home language and volunteered information.

Music was always going to win out for a schoolboy sent to lessons with two German spinsters in a place called Stillorgan where the young Beckett grafted at the piano, and word had it that his style of playing was "intense".

So if you're going to buy a membership, and you don't have those things, forcibly commit yourself to lessons with a trainer.

In the Rwandan campus there are local teachers who are able to provide face-to-face lessons, with a ratio of 30 students for each member of staff.

If this is not you, make sure to email ahead to organise lessons with fellow novices on more reasonably sized waves.

This was likely due to lessons learned with recruitment.

Thanks to Skype, you can have face-to-face lessons with native speakers of more or less any language without stirring from your chair.

Teachers in Finland also have a weekly timetabled session to plan lessons with their colleagues, which allows them to learn from one another.

Williams scampered to music lessons with his guitar faster than he ever scooted to baseball practice with his glove.