Beginner surfers can also take lessons on the more moderate 3ft waves in Turtle Bay.
And I decided to take lessons and find out everything I could about the horn.
Now some kids don't 'play' anymore they take lessons and do drills, all to get into college.
Nonetheless, modern people may be able to take lessons from the long-lived Tikal technology, he said.
To reach the intermediate level, most instructors say you must take lessons for one to two years.
To counter the tendency toward aloofness, Martin insists that floorwalkers take lessons on how to be friendly and approachable.
Learners could also take lessons on motorways, which is banned at present.
Mr Boateng said he refused to take lessons on law and order from members of the previous Conservative administration, saying crime had doubled under it.
Mr Gillan said she wouldn't take lessons from him when "youth unemployment rose by over 40%... and female unemployment rose by over 30% under the last Labour government".
Although it seems a bit odd to take lessons in core competences and shareholder value from an autocrat who balances handbags and cognac, Mr Arnault's plan has some logic.
Maybe instead of holding political Potemkin town halls in swing states about the dangers that sequestration poses for the Pentagon, we should ask congressional leaders to take lessons from the Pentagon on how to work together to prevent it from happening.
Despite yet another catastrophic season, Dickey has risen to the heights of professional achievement as a baseball pitcher, with a 20 winning game season, and has done it in a manner displaying leadership skills that we can all take lessons from.
This gives 15 pupils at Birkwood Primary School the opportunity to take music lessons.
Under the Home Secretary's proposals, asylum seekers will be required to take English lessons.
So take these lessons, learn from the past, and keep that promotion in your sights.
Today, the idea that politicians in ex-communist countries would take humble lessons from Western counterparts seems laughable.
Ms Sturgeon said she would take no lessons from Labour on standing up for the public sector.
Year four pupils take six lessons in the language during school hours as part of the citizenship curriculum.
We must take the lessons of our key seats into all our seats.
Maybe, if other organizations take these lessons to heart it will prevent future abuses and save others from becoming victims.
And I think after that you can take those lessons and apply it to the novel and it'll be much, much better.
Instead of studying biotechnology together, they find time to take singing lessons.
Netanyahu should take two lessons from Obama's behavior at the ceremony.
He said these Funds would help youngsters cover costs when going to college, take driving lessons, or pay for a deposit on their first rented flat.
The second step is take the lessons in self-control that we each started learning as children of 2 or 3, and apply them consciously and consistently.
Should the president now take squealing lessons from Howard Dean?
In our system, you can't just take piano lessons.
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This is a more-or-less permanent state of affairs, because Mr O'Konek's contract says he does not have to take language lessons for three years (he wants to devote himself to the telecoms business first).
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