(1) I've got a piano lesson later today.

(2) She gives piano lessons.

(3) He started piano lessons at the age of 7.

(4) Johanna took piano lessons.

(5) I must enroll the children for piano lessons before next week.

(6) We can't afford luxuries like piano lessons any more.

(7) The children, she said(), had piano lessons.

(8) She now gave piano lessons, on a strictly limited basis, to suitable children.

(9) Esme gave piano lessons to a score or more of young hopefuls.

(10) Maisie looked, as always, subtly different after her piano lesson.

(11) I have piano lessons at school, but I can't play like you.

(12) The never-say-die 69 year-old widower is also taking piano lessons for the first time.

(13) At four o'clock he cycled to his piano lesson with Mr Gordon.

(14) Maybe if I had been sent to piano lessons instead of being sent out to play, I'd see things different.

(15) Wilson began piano lessons at age 9 and studied the standard classical repertoire of Bach, Beethoven and Chopin.

(16) When he began taking piano lessons and identifying himself as a musician, I bought song sheets and music books for him.

(17) I have a piano lesson on Monday.

(18) He is going to have a piano lesson this weekend.

(19) Don't forget your piano lesson is this afternoon so you must play.

(20) On Friday Miss Jones always gives Sandy his piano lesson.

(21) In the afternoon, I'm going to have a piano lesson.

(22) Brigid was always sorry she hadn't kept up her piano lessons.

(23) She listened, nodded, and then told me very shyly that all her life she had wanted to take piano lessons.

(24) Individual singing lessons are also available, and a limited number of pupils can receive piano lessons at School.

(25) Though the whole family sang, he prospered during the piano lessons he received as a birthday present at age 6.

(26) V : Sorry, tomorrow I'm playing soccer and have a piano lesson.

(1) I've got a piano lesson later today.