Sentence examples for brought lessons in from inspiring English sources

The next decade brought lessons in adaptation.

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

The record, with the bassist Vicente Archer and the drummer Rudy Royston, brings lessons in several kinds of nonostentatious grace — medium-quick and tense in "Oh Yes I Will"; slow, fragmented waltz-time in "Sunday"; a slow creep with minimal backing in "Yama"; super-quiet but weirdly restless in "Peaceful Place".

Advisors, who are usually paid with a small cut of equity, can bring lessons learned from years of in-the-field experience. .

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

Step by step, meeting by meeting, each day brought another lesson in how to navigate the political world.

LOS ANGELES, June 10 — For the powers at the Creative Artists Agency, Hollywood's pre-eminent talent representative, the coming blockbuster "Transformers" has already brought a lesson in the cold-hearted ways of corporate entertainment.

She also learned that you should never spend more money than what you bring in; a lesson instilled in her by her parents growing up.

He brought with him lessons in making pie from his mother, who was an award-winning baker.

Tourists come with innocent curiosity, but the baggage they bring inadvertently includes lessons in greed, begging and bargaining.

They brought those lessons to the fledgling Concacaf tournament in the Los Angeles area a year later.