Sentence examples for a novel lesson from inspiring English sources
With each cycle comes a novel lesson, and it is in our full benefit to know what to expect during every era of life.
But Magath, despite his anachronistic ways, has, at the very least, taught the Bundesliga a valuable, novel lesson: how to spend big money intelligently.
He also adapted a couple of contemporary novels: "A Lesson Before Dying," Ernest J. Gaines's potent tale of a man unjustly sentenced to die for a murder he did not commit and the teacher who helps him face his fate; and "Going After Cacciato," Tim O'Brien's powerfully fanciful Vietnam War story featuring the dream journey of a soldier who goes AWOL, determined to walk to Paris.
He goes to her house every day for lessons — a novel excursion into sunlit hours — and the scenes of musical pedagogy that follow are both intense and funny.
Earlier, Vintage published Alain de Botton's popular "How Proust Can Change Your Life: Not a Novel," a biographical portrait with lessons on Proustian self-improvement, like "How to Express Your Emotions" and "How to Suffer Successfully".
Finally, in an attempt to balance these two opposing parameters, CEL introduces a novel ceramic DCFC concept, reviews lessons learned and makes recommendations for future DCFC work.
Aurelie Sheehan is the director of the creative writing program at the University of Arizona and the author of "History Lesson for Girls," a novel.
"One particular lesson focused on a novel by Phil Carradice, The Black Chair, about the Welsh poet Hedd Wyn.
It's a novel concept: dining out as a civics lesson.
