Sentence examples for under whose tutelage from inspiring English sources

"I think Roger relishes it," said Roche, under whose tutelage Federer has won four of his eight grand slam titles.

This year, Young's learning curve grows even steeper: Mike Heimerdinger, under whose tutelage McNair shared the N.F.L.'s M.V.P. award in 2003, is revamping the Titans' offense.

In 1926 he traveled to Paris to study composition with Nadia Boulanger, under whose tutelage he wrote his first significant work, Concerto for clarinet, piano, and string quartet (1927).

Succeeding tanaim ("teachers") and sages who dominated religious scholarship were Simeon ben Gamaliel (died 175) and his son, Judah ha-Nasi (c. 135 c. 220), under whose tutelage the compilation of the Mishna was completed.

This victory for Merkel's long-standing intergovernmental instincts over an age-old German pro-integration tradition is nothing less than revolutionary, particularly when compared with the ideology of Helmut Kohl, under whose tutelage she entered the political stage.

He also noted that Castillo, who is on loan to Tigres from Club América in the Mexican league, had been reunited with his old Santos coach Daniel Guzmán, under whose tutelage Castillo's stock had initially risen.

"It forces you to think, forces you to move, forces you to execute," Agassi said of the wiles of the new No. 1, whose tutelage under Larry Stefanki, McEnroe's former coach, has made Rios a complete player technically and mentally.

If you're looking for some dark, supernatural fantasy, look no farther than H.P. Lovecraft's "Dunwich Horror and Other Stories," an anthology of several famous stories such as "The Dunwich Horror," which tells the story of a troubled man whose tutelage under his grandfather (a sorcerer) gives him visions of seeking out the fabled Necronomicon.

It didn't so much matter to whom they were related, where they lived, what parties they went to or under whose boldface tutelage they labored; they were good, and anyone who was paying even a bit of attention knew it.

After gruelling hard work on the road and a spell as a boy actor, he signed up with the king of comedy, a tough taskmaster called Fred Karno, under whose unrelenting tutelage in the art of physical comedy his genius as a performer first fully emerged.

In contrast, there is the gregarious Butch Harmon, the highly respected teacher under whose 10-year tutelage, until 2002, Woods was hugely successful.