tutelage

But she was also under the tutelage of her mother.

In 1328, he was only 16 years and is still under the tutelage of his mother.

He began to paint at a young age under his father's tutelage.

For the next few years, he studied at home under the tutelage of his father.

He began studying it at 9 under his mother's tutelage.

Under her tutelage they will learn how to go about in society and show themselves at their best advantage.

"I was already over 30, but under his tutelage enjoyed my best results."

His education was at least in part under the tutelage of nuns.

He still didn't know why she'd turned away from his tutelage.

"I look forward to hitting the books under your tutelage!"

Thus he had no time to learn under the tutelage of a guru.

"1 give myself over to your tutelage," she whispered back.

Academic tutelage, however, was only one component of these programs.

With this in view, he was under the tutelage of M/s.

Players are not the only ones to benefit from Rose's tutelage.

The early spring was devoted to training under French tutelage.

When he saw her last, she had but the most rudimentary of tutelage.

He moved to the sixth form in 1838 and thus came under the direct tutelage of his father.

I do not understand for what reasons the Commission wanted to place the future agency under its tutelage.

He remained under the State's tutelage until seventeen years of age.

He later continued, under Japanese tutelage, and by 1944 was working as an assistant teacher.

But how blessed he was not to have grown up under this man's tutelage.

As to helping yourself, I would prefer to think of using your tutelage to help me.

It was not a tutelage likely to foster music appreciation.

They are often under the tutelage of bartenders and work their way into the job.