Sentence examples for changing lesson from inspiring English sources

On days when my skin had been particularly painful, I'd find myself changing lesson plans so the students' eyes would be trained elsewhere.

"In a secondary school, there are potentially 1,000 pupils changing lessons at exactly the same time and, if corridors are narrow, it will lead to them bumping into one another and that could lead to discipline problems".

Wear a coat outside at all times, It will keep you warmer even if you are just changing lessons.

But she suggests that her colleagues "wait and see what the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education advises them to do" before changing their lesson plans.

So last month, shortly before Amanpour was to deliver their child, I invited Rubin over for a diaper-changing lesson.

The life-changing lesson that Nora offered me — the thing I want to share — was that Nora was all those things, but that none of the distinctions between them, as far as they defined her, really mattered.

The life-changing lesson that Nora offered me the thing I want to share was that Nora was all those things, but that none of the distinctions between them, as far as they defined her, really mattered.

So what's this big story that taught me this life-changing lesson?

For the students taking the class, "Fierce and Fabulous: Feminist Writers, Artists, and Activists," it's been a life-changing lesson in feminism, oppression and tolerance.

Both the U.S. and the Cambodian governments stand to learn from this game-changing lesson for post-conflict development strategy, but neither government seems to have noticed.

The next iteration of That Girl and daughter of Danny Thomas, Thomas teaches a life-changing lesson in the memoir, Growing Up Laughing: if you want to laugh, hang out with funny people: Don Rickles, Joan Rivers, Jerry and Ben Stiller are all in the book, and Joy Behar, who was among the many friends attending the play on opening night.