Sentence examples for tutelage for from inspiring English sources
But Edward had by now too many supporters (especially in London) for him to be kept under tutelage for long.
The plan was to have Webster, who had a career-high six interceptions last season, and Thomas, who led the team in tackles in 2010, provide experience on the field and tutelage for Amukamara.
"I come from a low-class area in Sunset Park," said Anna Brown, 28, of Brooklyn, a styling assistant who has worked under Mr. Pinon's tutelage for five months.
Ms. Moore moved to Queens, but she continued coming to Henry Street, and most recently has been knitting baby sweaters — under Ms. Taube's still-exacting tutelage — for her daughter's child.
Indeed, he said, Iraq's exile movement has suggested to the Bush administration that it provide military support for "safe havens" inside Iraq where opponents of the government like dissident troops might gather under American tutelage for a push on Baghdad.
The UN gave a sort of retrospective blessing by endorsing an international tutelage for the territory, led by Bernard Kouchner, a French pioneer of humanitarian intervention.But the terrible civil war in Iraq that followed America's invasion in 2003 portrayed as intervention against tyranny shrivelled support for the doctrine.
I remember studying queer theory under the tutelage of Judith Butler, for intellectual calisthenics, not political conditioning.
He turned his attention to completing a paper about gas dynamics under the tutelage of Edward Teller, for which Columbia awarded him a Ph.D. in 1947.
Headteachers may require special payments to accept students, and teachers may charge for private tutelage.
The Hospital is approved by the National Postgraduate Medical College as a tutelage centre for senior registrars in general practice and has recently embarked on the development of academic and research activities in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Health of Nigeria and Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK.
A move to England soon followed, to Cheltenham-based FreNicholsonholson, who was renowned not only for his tutelage of young jockeys, but the harshness of their regime.
