Sentence examples for choice lessons from inspiring English sources

Graves was delighted to reflect on the old maxim that a strong Yorkshire means a strong England – and also to offer a few choice lessons for the national management, presumably not wearing his ECB hat.

The girls made choices: lessons for either drum or violin, every two weeks; fewer restaurant dinners; one new school outfit.

His intensive Summer Jazz Institute for Homeless Children at the Westhab Family Center in Elmsford, now in its fifth year, will immerse 36 youngsters in three weeks of daily music theory, ear training, jazz history and their choice of lessons on the trumpet, alto sax or double bass.

In a unified Korea, it would be so desperate for investment that it would have little choice.* "German Lessons for Korea: The Economics of Unification".

Classes can be tailored for beginner, intermediate or advanced levels and there's a choice of private lessons or group sessions for families.

In what is best considered a highly selective "personal choice" show, the lessons taught by recent exhibitions like "The Short Century," seen last year at P.S. 1, are ignored.

However, the influence of choice in PE lessons has received some attention.

But in whatever it brings, we have choices, and I'm glad because I made more right choices than wrong, but in the wrong choices, there are lessons to be learned.

And in Chinese political terms, the bureaucratically safe choices are rarely lessons in great statesmanship.

A presidential race tends to concentrate our minds on simple questions and to fasten onto life roles and choices as object lessons.

Ward and colleagues [ 33] investigated the influence of providing adolescent girls with a single choice per PE lesson.