under the tutelage of (someone)

idiom

formal

—used to say who a person is taught something by

He studied music under the tutelage of his father.

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That control cost them De Los Santos, who played in the Futures Game, has huge power, and spent spring training as a Rule 5 pick under the tutelage of José Ramírez and the Cleveland Guardians before being returned to Arizona. —

The Athletic Mlb Staff, The Athletic, 25 July 2024 Learn about the tradition of bamboo craftsmanship and even give it a try under the tutelage of an expert. —

Sandra MacGregor, Forbes, 1 Nov. 2024 At Bennington College, Horowitz wrote fiction under the tutelage of Bernard Malamud and appraised his wealthy, worldly classmates. —

Tad Friend, The New Yorker, 21 Oct. 2024 Mukhamadullin, Vlasic, Bordeleau, and veteran defenseman Lucas Carlsson have been skating recently under the tutelage of development coach Mike Ricci. —

Curtis Pashelka, The Mercury News, 12 Oct. 2024 See all Example Sentences for under the tutelage of (someone)

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