"Under his tutelage Quins have also provided a host of England internationals, and at one point fielded a whole XV of England-qualified players.
In the Dingle Preparatory School for the Criminally Insane, sometimes known as Emmerdale, Debbie has been providing tutelage to Belle, who we can safely say possesses the "crazed Gorgon" Dingle chromosome.
But for Foles, the backup who had prepared alongside Wentz all season long, providing tutelage to the young star and face of the franchise, this night was, and ultimately will be, about so much more.
"Whitacre is there, in part, to provide tutelage," says Craig Aronoff, co-chairman of the Family Business Consulting Group in Marietta, Ga.
The school aims to provide tutelage to under-privileged Los Angeles youths in a time when California public schools are notoriously underfunded; many music programs are either suffering or have been slashed altogether.
The first was Sanité Dédé, who ruled for several years before she was usurped by Marie Saloppé, who introduced Laveau to the intricacies of the religion and provided her with her fundamental tutelage.
Equal parts finishing school and academy of popular arts, the company provided its acts with elaborate choreography under the tutelage of Cholly Atkins.
Historic shifts have provided an opportunity for the world to move from the tutelage of the sole superpower, America, to a multi-polar global order, one where America's moral, economic, and military leadership will be profoundly challenged.
Pickard says that the startup's games aren't meant to be a replacement for traditional learning tools, but are instead meant to act as a supplement to schoolwork and homework — or to provide extra tutelage for life-long learners.
The large number of selected students who passed under Pyle's tutelage from 1894 to 1910 formed a numerous and powerful group of young illustrators which provided a considerable portion of the illustrators of the first quarter of the 20th century and the teachers of many of those of the second quarter.
