Sentence examples for glean lessons from from inspiring English sources

Students can read about the previous shutdown 17 years ago to try to glean lessons from the past.

In addition, examine how the Kony video went viral and glean lessons from the video's popularity to make a plan to disseminate one or more of the videos.

Both campaigns will almost certainly pore over the exit polls and other information to try and glean lessons from the voter behavior.

However, before attempting to glean lessons from this event, we need to know if this case is atypical, or if it reflects a systematic pattern.

After all, isn't our role as parents to provide guidance, to promote learning from failures, and to help glean lessons from setbacks?

Dynegy is the slower, more cautious company, the younger sibling that carefully gleaned lessons from the example set by a brasher Enron.

The answers may not only help you glean lessons learned from your experience but may also give you the information needed to make wiser decisions moving forward.

Just as New Labour gleaned valuable lessons from Bill Clinton's slick US presidential campaigns in the 1990s, so leading Conservatives are looking across the Atlantic – beguiled, it seems, by ­Martin's no-nonsense approach to balancing a nation's books, whatever the initial social costs in civil service redundancies and deep cuts to welfare and healthcare ­programmes.

The following review is part of the Kosher Movies project, in which Rabbi Herb Cohen gleans life lessons from the world of film.

They could glean some useful lessons from today's obituaries for Milton\ Berle Milton Berle, TV's original killer app, whose career is proof that salvation often comes from unpredictable sources.

Jill, as a former New York Times editor and the leader of my own news organization, Kicker, with a talented team of young aspiring journalists, I want to glean the right lessons from your story.