Sentence examples for complete lessons from inspiring English sources

The school has cracked down on disengaged students, according to a statement by its director, Sharon Williams, who said a policy adopted last December mandates attendance at online classes for those students who do not log in, repeatedly fail to complete lessons or are failing three courses.

Everyone wants to learn to code, but nobody wants to "complete lessons," especially kids.

So this really incentivizes people to actually learn it and learn it well," says Lo. "Additionally we have EXP, so you gain points when you complete lessons and quizzes.

Sims says that growth has remained strong, largely driven not by press, but by the badges users are sharing to Twitter and Facebook (you are awarded badges as you complete lessons).

HuffPo: My Pilgrimage Complete: Lessons Learned, Life Continues Like a Wheel 14. Daily Kos: Pilgrimage Postscript: Pneumonia and Possible T.B.

Automatic emails are also sent congratulating patients when they complete lessons.

Childs Restaurants, an ancestor of today's global fast-food chains, provided "a complete lesson in dietetics, mathematics, food conservation, patience, economy, and patriotism and a meal thrown in for good" to its clientele.

There will be new choreography by Christopher Wheeldon, Roland Petit, Nils Christie, Stanton Welch and Tim Rushton, along with solos by Balanchine, Grigorovich, Petipa and Bournonville, and Fleming Flindt's complete "Lesson," in which each king will dance the role of the teacher on successive nights.

There are stages for live entertainment; displays for 4-H and FFA (formerly Future Farmers of America); and booths set up by area organizations like the one from the Willmar Curling Club, where two blond girls gave me a complete lesson on the Olympic sport most Americans know nothing about.

There will be new choreography by Christopher Wheeldon, Roland Petit, Nils Christie, Stanton Welch and Tim Rushton, along with solos by Balanchine, Grigorovich, Petipa and Bournonville, and Flemming Flindt's complete "Lesson," in which each "king" (except for Mr. Stiefel, with his tender knees) will dance the role of the teacher on successive nights.

The Integrated Diagnostic Scale was developed based on the LPATE's CLA with the intention of assessing overall levels of teacher language proficiency in a complete lesson.