Sentence examples for a lesson from a from inspiring English sources

Wittgenstein once wrote in one of his notebooks that "I have often learnt a lesson from a silly American film".

Forward defensive Mr Clegg appears to have learned a lesson from a previous foul on the part of Mr Cameron.

A lesson from a middle school world history class focuses on the history of the calendar and the recording of time.

One who did, Eve Evans, 47, said she had received a lesson from a professional but doubted she was suited for the job.

It could take a lesson from a gutsy jumble of bacon, potato, onion and mushrooms that makes the turbot grand-mere a satisfyingly countrified dish.

Maybe we should take a lesson from a professional athlete and play a couple of practice deals before the real event begins.

It also recalls a lesson from an important gay-rights battle in Cincinnati that may sharpen coordinated resistance.

One experiment we have done is to have a truck deliver digital pads for a morning or afternoon to schools and project a lesson from an expert teacher.

Before the tournament, there will be a lesson from Debbie Rosenberg, a world champion.

Ms Fernández seems to be taking a lesson from Óscar Benavides, a former Peruvian president.

"We learned a lesson from SARS with a cost of blood.