Sentence examples for be lessons in from inspiring English sources
There may be lessons in those earlier crises, however.
He thinks there may be lessons in his back story, which began during his freshman year at Stanford, which he attended with Casey Martin and Tiger Woods.
"Mother Goose Math: Rhyme and Arithmetic," the museum's latest long-term exhibition, demonstrates that these familiar verses can be lessons in numbers, fractions, patterns and even telling time ("Hickory, Dickory Dock").
"Success Academy's strong test scores tell us that they have a strong model for producing good test scores," Ms. Potter said, adding that there could be lessons in Success's practices for schools that are trying to improve their scores.
I chose the subject because I wrote often about the IRA while living in Britain in the 1990s, because I've worked as a reporter in Belfast, because it's timely -- tomorrow is St. Patrick's Day -- and because there might be lessons in the story for Hamas and Hezbollah, terrorist groups that may or may not be able to make the transition to democratic politics as well.
There were lessons in sewing and chastity.
Still, they were lessons in being a sprint-out quarterback.
There were lessons in budget-planning, accounting, and improv.
"These are lessons in crime!" "Woman, this is the military system," a man said.
