Sentence examples for clean lessons from inspiring English sources

They are good, clean lessons couched in the language of self-help, and, honestly, as a one-hit motivational punch, it's kind of brilliant.

The one clear lesson is this: After the war, any war, so much is left behind, so much to clean up, so much not to repeat.

They had planted crops, they got the generator working, there was even a clean bar, surfing lessons, and all the ice they could eat.

The gift of drilled wells for clean drinking water and lessons in how to build latrines on solid ground were going to liberate the farmers from the parasites and intestinal diseases that afflicted them.

Charlie admires the book because, he says, it's like life — it doesn't offer a clean resolution and transportable lessons — and he falls in love with its prose, which Meryl Streep reads with a precision and delicacy that would thrill any writer lucky enough to have the experience.

The three other cities that have successfully made the clean energy leap present lessons for other American cities that want to follow their lead.

We had meals on time and clean clothes and music lessons, along with boating and cabin times, work parties and friends for sleepovers.

Audrey Hepburn is as enchanting as every as elia Doolittle, the Convent Garden guttersnipe who takes a few speech lessons and cleans up really well.

The episode also featured a message to the troops from U.S. Senator John McCain with a friendly reminder to "always remember to clean your muskets", a lesson he claimed to have learned at Valley Forge, as a reference to old age jokes that he faced during the 2008 Presidential Election.

Weidig was a ruthless taskmaster, who reputedly brought a stock of clean handker chiefs to his lessons to hand out to weeping pupils.

But politicians in Washington — who have made no progress on climate change and clean energy — should take a lesson from the pro-AB 32 campaign.