Sentence examples for bringing lessons from inspiring English sources

A whole rash of games bringing lessons from the Moba scene to first-person shooters are hitting the shelves at the moment, from Gearbox's Battleborn to Epic's Paragon.

In terms of Google integration, bringing lessons learned from creating inbox organizer Taskforce, the Siasto founders developed a cool Gmail contextual gadget, which enables users to convert emails into tasks, events or documents with one click.

Behind this early traction, the startup is today officially launching version 2.0 of its iPad app and Web platform, which turns ShowMe into a central hub where all lessons can be posted and searched for, bringing lessons posted from a teacher's iPad directly into the web platform for easy searching and sharing.

Rather than trying to fix the past, or dwell on it, you focus on bringing lessons from the past forward into creating the future with others.

Evans is now supporting himself as a motivational speaker ("Bringing lessons from the big house to your house"), but, given his background, and the tips he picked up from the more than three hundred other bank robbers he met in jail, he is perhaps as good an authority as any on what New York's would-be bank robbers might be looking for.

Bringing lessons to practitioners on the ground With feedback from graduates, the programme will be modified to offer additional distance-learning courses on advanced WASH in Schools topics, including a module on emergencies and a course on generating data on effectiveness and equity.

The next decade brought lessons in adaptation.

Cricket, instead, had brought lessons in teamwork and leadership.

December brings lessons about Kwanzaa, Hanukkah and Christmas.

"It can be used in history, geography, citizenship – even maths – to bring lessons to life".

Experiment with music and YouTube videos to bring lessons to life and always remember your goal is to make the subject relevant to the real world.