Sentence examples for copying lessons from inspiring English sources

Yet the children are not staring at a blackboard or copying lessons from a textbook.

It was the story of a Chinese high-school student slogging through "hours of endless emptiness," copying lessons "from the blackboard to the notebook to the exam," while his mother fed him pills intended to boost his I.Q.

The Guatemalan school system relies heavily on memorization, with students copying their lessons word for word.

But their immediate instinct is to create some situation of normalcy: a little girl sat in a pumpkin patch, copying her lessons, and a little boy teased his older sister.

The read-across in policy, the campaign techniques to copy, the lessons to be learned for 2015.

Paul Orfalea, founder of Kinko's and author, with Ann Marsh, of Copy This! Lessons From a Hyperactive Dyslexic Who Turned a Bright Idea Into One of America's Best Companies, recently gave Starbucks a quote from his 2005 book from Workman Publishing to print on the coffee chain's cups.

Without them, he teaches with an overhead projector or hands out copies of lessons he finds himself.

But we also need to copy the lessons of America's most successful companies, such as Wal-Mart and Amazon, by harnessing the bargaining power of millions of individual investors to enjoy economies of scale.

She copies down lesson goals in a neat looping script in multicolored notebooks.

As the adults continue hauling furniture, the little girl sits at a table in the pumpkin patch and calmly copies a lesson: The spring rain falls softly, Everybody comes to look at the peach blossoms.

As the adults continue hauling furniture, the little girl sits at a table in the pumpkin patch and calmly copies a lesson: **{:.break one} ** The spring rain falls softly, Everybody comes to look at the peach blossoms.