Sentence examples for Get some lesson from inspiring English sources

I surely hope we're not going to get some lesson in feminism from one of the misogynist cretins who wrote "GAME CHANGE: THE STORY OF HOW WOMEN ARE UNFAILINGLY AWFUL AND HYSTERICAL".

"I should probably get some lessons in stagecraft.

Primary age schoolkids in the UK already get some lessons in internet safety and protecting their privacy.

I was pleased to see the article "Schools' Gossip Girls and Boys Get Some Lessons in Empathy" (front page, April 5), especially as its scope widened from the efforts at Scarsdale Middle School to those of similar movements across the nation.

I was 20 and went to him and said, "Can I get some lessons?" I heard him play in his office, and he was killing it.

Get some lessons and learn properly.

Get some lessons on how to read minds.

If you don't already know how to do this, get some lessons.

To get lessons done in your EC and/or a close friend's EC (because that means you and/or them), get some lessons done in their EC, and the horse is possibly gaining more skills.

Go down to the coast and get some lessons, it's hard at first but once you get the hang of it, and the more you practice, the better you'll get! Surf hire is usually quite cheap, and if you've got a friend who can teach you, great!

"But they say, 'We've got some lessons learned — not militarily, but how we did it politically.