Sentence examples for applied lessons from from inspiring English sources

He says he has applied lessons from the firehouse to his day job.

Rajeev told me that the agency might have a higher profile if former volunteers applied lessons from the developing world to U.S. politics, which is the opposite of how most people think of the Peace Corps.

But he was released from the minors in 1991 and became a police officer in Arizona (where he applied lessons from his college coach, Mike Sheppard, that, he says, he should have remembered when trying to make the majors).

But one of its engineers went on to work on SOHO, which proved useful when it, too, had to be rescued from the deep-freeze.Similarly, NASA had applied lessons from its Pioneer probes to the Voyager probes during the 1970s.

Talking to him about it, you come to understand that he has, indeed, applied lessons from the first war to the second — but they are the lessons that he learned not in combat or in the Hanoi Hilton but in the pages of the books he read at the National War College in the 1970s.

Many theoretical and experimental studies have applied lessons from evolutionary biology to issues of critical importance to medical science.

But he could also apply lessons from the classical language to what I heard on Tahrir.

G.M. intends to apply lessons from plant safety to health care, Mr. Bradley said.

Mrs. Clinton sought to apply lessons from the American experience in the Korean War to Afghanistan.

She's also written a book, "Money Can Buy Happiness," applying lessons from behavioral science to personal spending.

Kushner will presumably continue to consult with and apply lessons from his brother, a venture capitalist in tech.