Sentence examples for fewer lessons from inspiring English sources

Successes have fewer lessons to teach.

In the past, most would continue the study until the fifth or sixth grades -- and some to the eighth grade -- but many districts now teach cursive only in third grade, with fewer lessons.

Even if the Scandinavian counter-example — in which a strong government compensates for a weakened social fabric — has some applicability here, it offers fewer lessons than many liberals like to think.

At The Links at Shirley, where a 300-foot pool of water dominates the main driving range, business was off more than 60percentt in May because of fewer rounds played, fewer meals eaten at the course's restaurant, fewer lessons taken, and fewer golf shirts sold at the pro shop.

The American experience offers fewer lessons to France because ticketing policies vary widely: many museums charge admission, including the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; a few are free, among them the National Gallery of Art in Washington and the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles; and some ask for a contribution, like the $20 "recommended" by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

In terms of class size and number of lessons, countries need to strike a balance between the quality (demanding smaller classes and many lessons) and the costs (demanding larger classes and fewer lessons).

Here are a few lessons I learned.

There are a few lessons here.

But it has learned a few lessons.

But I have read precious few lessons.

After a few lessons she was hooked.