Sentence examples for devote lesson from inspiring English sources

My dubious success and my self-destructive ego inspired me to devote Lesson 3 to trying the "three turn," a deceptively simple but supremely daunting maneuver that typically takes a novice at least a month of training sessions to learn.

The minister described seeing a Chinese teacher in a Harris academy devote an entire lesson to how to multiply two double digit figures ending in zero.

Generally, the flight time takes about six to seven months to complete depending on how much time the student can devote to flight lessons and also weather conditions.

Should chemistry and biology teachers devote part of their lessons to explaining why the story of Vishnu and his cobra is not chemistry or biology?

She claimed he once devoted a whole lesson to telling her about Myra Hindley and Ian Brady.

Paul devoted my second lesson to training the fingers of my left hand, which were responsible for depressing the strings in the proper positions and sequence.

They live a spartan existence in mobile homes, with much of their day devoted to language lessons.

A morning session will be devoted to sharing lessons learned on defense management reforms, followed by a midday meeting on bilateral issues, including such prickly topics as missile defense and a nuclear arms control.

As her own début approached, Emily, who had already taken years of lessons, devoted herself nearly full time to practicing her steps, experimenting with hair styles, and being fitted for gowns.

Programmes like Educate and Celebrate do this through "usualising" and "actualising", with the former focusing on acclimatising students and teachers, removing the threat of difference and making references to anything LGBT into an everyday occurrence - and the latter exposing students to more in-depth learning and specific lessons devoted to examining LGBT issues.

In the crayon-graffiti-doodled porch out back, a venue Jeavons also devotes to tango lessons, bottles were passing back and forth.