tutored造句

The wise centaur who tutored Achilles, Hercules, and Asclepius.

He had been tutored at home for five years.

Most of Moore's childhood was spent in Ireland, where he was tutored locally.

Their mother tutored her children privately, and their father patiently played games that taught math and geography.

She says still remembers the first student she tutored. She met with her every week at a local church.

She tutored a family friend's children in the morning and left after lunch to visit him in the factory he worked in.

Her mother had her tutored rigorously in maths in an effort to keep rationality to the fore, and her father's madness in abeyance.

It was McKelway's good fortune to be tutored by Harold Ross, the editor of the New Yorker from 1925 to 1951.

Ms. Chilton has worked with School on Wheels for more than six years. She still remembers the first student she tutored.