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Meanings of private tutor in English
Instructor who gives private lessons.
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Examples for "tutor"
Examples for "tutor"
1
I shall soon show you the rules.' She glanced at her tutor.
2
Crosbie said the problems with assessment were not restricted to one tutor.
3
The Captain darted a triumphant glance in the direction of the tutor.
4
The injection of fresh energy in the FA tutor workforce seems clear.
5
Of her late tutor, Watt said: He never failed to encourage me.
1
Meanwhile, the children will receive private lessons at their charity-run care home.
2
I can previously give you some private lessons, if you desire it.
3
I take private lessons from thee, and thou art responsible for me.
4
Music education in the UK relies on parents stumping up for private lessons.
5
Beside the private lessons we give a practical normal course in class lessons.
1
So he thought it best to find a private teacher for the boy.
2
She came to San Francisco to earn a living becoming a private teacher to young women.
3
Now he is a public stenographer and a private teacher.)
4
The most careful attendance upon the ablest instructions of any private teacher cannot always give any title to demand them.
5
They include in their ranks instructors of all types, from the university professor to the private teacher or "professor" of music.
Usage of private tutor in English
1
Branwell, I have mentioned, had obtained the situation of a private tutor.
2
The last anecdote belongs also to the young Prince's private tutor days.
3
Even then you'd need a private tutor to explain it to you.
4
A private tutor was employed for them in the house of Mr. Edwards.
5
Nothing could exceed the astonishment of the late private tutor of Lord Montacute.
6
A similar arrangement was made with the private tutor who succeeded Dr. Lau.
7
We settled in London, where my education was undertaken by a private tutor.
8
My daughter proposes to employ you as private tutor for Freddie.
9
He was sent to a private tutor's in preparation for Oxford.
10
It seems you are to go to a private tutor instead.
11
For the next few cycles, you'll act as a private tutor.
12
Suppose we make him Freddie's private tutor-sayfor an hour daily?
13
He could get her a private tutor; someone trained to deal with her condition.
14
At the accession of Elizabeth he received the office of the Queen's private tutor.
15
Brueggemann, the long, lean private tutor, now stuck his head in the door, too.
16
For three years the private tutor of Mr. T. Wedgewood.
