Sentence examples for tutor from the from inspiring English sources

If your neighbour hires a tutor from the age of five, then must you?

If you can't find information for a course, contact the admissions tutor from the relevant department.

We found a tutor from the same area of Mexico that she was going to and arranged for the lessons to be taken in the car that returned her to her home from her office.

Andrea Major, a history tutor from the University of Leeds, suggests doing two courses is enriching: "I have had joint honours students in history and English literature who have tended towards 'wider world' modules in history and paired that with post-colonial literature modules on the English side.

Bashar, I know you're taking advice from your dad's old adviser Farouk Sharaa, from your tutor from the General Intelligence Directorate, Bahajat Suleiman, and from your brother-in-law, Gen. Asef Shawkat, who all believe that the only way to get the Israelis to do a deal on the Golan, on Syria's terms, is to keep bleeding them from Lebanon.

"If they're not passionate at 17, they're never going to be passionate!" But Dr Hilary Hinds, an admissions tutor from the English department at Lancaster University, finds cliches such as "passionate about literature" and "I've loved books for as long as I can remember" dull and predictable.

Mary Wagstaff needed her research group to mirror our ageing population so she questioned the grandparents of her pupils at an Essex primary school, where she is artist in residence; students at the University of the Third Age; and an ex-tutor from the RCA about their bathing habits.

Last year, 25 teachers applied for eight tutors from the class.

I've heard of children being tutored from the age of five.

Since the club paid around $11 million to buy Hernández from Guadalajara this summer, he has had some tutoring from the Norwegian.

Both Victoria and Albert had been reared by tutors from the German middle class with whom they formed close emotional ties.