Sentence examples for and the lesson to from inspiring English sources

And the lesson to learn?

No side in the world are better than New Zealand for game appreciation, and the lesson to be taken from this encounter is that England lack such understanding.

The United States has declared war on cancer, on pornography, and on terror, and the lesson to be gleaned from those campaigns is that, unlike most other wars, those declared against common nouns seldom come to a precisely defined conclusion.

In the end, maybe Mr. Callaway's right, and the lesson to be learned is that placing one little story into one little imagination is a very big deal in itself.

The scenarios are endless, and the lesson to be learned is that girls sometimes must learn the hard way what true friendship looks like.

The success in handling the SARS crisis was questioned, and the lesson to be taken from this experience is that Canada has room to improve in its ability to manage IRD outbreaks, not unlike most countries worldwide [ 60].

The simple moral of the tortoise and the hare, for example, is, "After that, Hare always reminded himself, "Don't brag about your lightning pace, for slow and steady won the race!" It encapsulates both the mistake--being lazy and arrogant from over-confidence--and the lesson to be learned--that slow and persistent will win over quick and careless.

Our baseball team's captain borrowed copies about Lewis' own "Coach Fitz," and retaught the lesson to his fellow ballplayers.

Forbes: And what's the lesson to be learned.

Therefore, teachers needed more support in the planning and enactment of the lesson to ensure that the intended content is enacted in an integrated way.

The connection and link of the lesson to the previous day was unclear.