(1) He felt a disinclination to take music lessons.

(2) Ed has his music lesson today.

(3) A benevolent uncle paid for her to have music lessons.

(4) He must have music lessons at once.

(5) They went to cultural events, they took music lessons.

(6) Her music lesson is about 45 minutes long.

(7) We are also offering group music lessons for a limited number of people.

(8) In addition at the London course Music lessons are available at an additional ￡5 per year.

(9) Susan meant to give music lessons, but she can't till she's better.

(10) The students are having a Music lesson.

(11) I have a music lesson at 5 o'clock.

(12) I have a music lesson on Tuesdays.

(13) There are Art lesson, computer studies , Music lesson and Science lesson.

(14) A question about arithmetic is irrelevant in a music lesson.

(15) I cried at my music lesson that day–how many years ago ! Good-bye, little island, good-bye. . . .

(16) I got my first computer lesson in a music lesson!

(17) It's stupid to go to the expense of taking music lessons if you never practise.

(18) After this, he could be hastily driven to a music lesson[sentence dictionary], followed by a painting or a dancing lesson.

(19) Although she has retired now, she keeps her hand in by giving her grandchildren music lessons.

(20) Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin started singing in gospel choirs, not at music lessons.

(21) Example C combines a sequence of four planned 30-minute music lessons with two longer music inputs in the integrated project.

(22) My father had , Uh , had driven your mother and David into town for a music lesson.