Halim's mother was able to supervise his homework (and explain lessons to her children) in primary school, but once he started secondary school, his elder siblings took over: "the older ones helped the younger ones" according to their abilities: "Abdel (the eldest brother) with maths, Samia (the eldest sister) with spelling." (Halim, 34-H-36-Algeria, the fifth of six children).
As Ms. McCarthy spoke at the Bell Lightbox on Saturday, for instance, Colin Firth and colleagues — at a press conference downstairs — were explaining the lessons in their movie "The Railway Man".
"Our European and American partners appreciate stability and predictability, and the lack of these two leads to overreaction and misunderstanding," Mr. Ponta said, explaining the lessons he has learned since becoming prime minister.
Leeds have won back-to-back Grand Finals during McDermott's first two seasons as head coach, as well as defeating Manly in last year's equivalent fixture, but the 42-year-old is more interested in explaining the lessons he learned a decade ago than in extolling his achievements as a surprisingly subtle leader of some ferocious men.
Almost every day, Graciela is navigating her athletic frame across rugged rock and shoreline explaining the lessons of the Galapagos.
Write the sort of stuff you'd say if you were explaining the lesson to someone who wasn't there.
Here we share our experience and explain the lessons we have learnt.
It will also be interesting to note how veterans of my generation contextualize their service and explain what lessons they learned from our recent wars.
My latest column explains what lessons Mr. Obama can draw from Mr. Lincoln as he faces the Republicans and the fiscal cliff.
But when I asked Bassil and two other executives — Etienne Lichtenberger, the director of flight safety, and Bertrand Lebel, an executive vice president—– to explain what lessons Air France drew from the accident, they declined to say.
