Sentence examples for combined lessons from inspiring English sources
Beginning several years before Alinsky's death, Chambers put together a formal training program for potential organizers, which combined lessons from literature and philosophy with practical instruction in how to assemble and wield civic power.
Or something as revolutionary as the printed press, which combined lessons from the coin press and the controlled pressure used in making wine.
For an artist who in the 1940s and 50s trained and painted in a rigorous academic style, before she, like her other peers in the famed Group of Modern Art, combined lessons of Parisian modernism and with depiction of an Egyptian national character, her journey has been as remarkable as it has been long.
The combined lesson from lizards and cichlids for comparative studies of adaptive radiation is that apparently idiosyncratic and non-convergent patterns of diversity may mask parallel patterns of diversification.
The way he combines lessons in controlled violence and earnest evangelism is quite startling.
This fourth and final assessment — the so-called synthesis report — seeks to combine lessons from all three.
One is in Auburn, N.Y., at a farm, where participants may combine lessons with trail rides and stay at the farm or a nearby inn.
The regionwide Filipino-American twonis Organization boasts two men's league teams and hopes to start a youth program that combines lessons in tennis and Filipino culture.
Combining lessons from the case studies with a detailed survey of management approaches and decision-making techniques, ERL devised a strategy for handling risky decisions more effectively.
Head to the Azores for a learn-to-ride week that combines lessons with dolphin- and whale-watching, alongside other excursions to explore the history and culture of these little-visited Portuguese islands.
Mary Cheng, a health teacher at Murry Bergtraum High School in Lower Manhattan, said she devoted two months of students' required five-month health class to sex education, combining lessons from the recommended high school curriculum with materials of her own.
