Sentence examples for good use the lessons from inspiring English sources

As I look towards the future as a doctor within the NHS I hope to put to good use the lessons I have learned as a patient.

Use the lessons you have learned.

For now, the center provides a television set to help pass the time, and English lessons to make good use of the waiting.

"I think the lesson he learned from the Wimbledon final was a tough one but he put it to good use in the final of the Olympics.

"We have learned a lot of lessons and we will make sure that those lessons are put to good use," said Richard J. Sheirer, the director of the Mayor's Office of Emergency Management.

He still uses the lessons he gleaned from Fritz.

It seems he put his father's lessons to good use, as he has since emerged as one of the key figures in French cinema.In his latest film, "Clouds of Sils Maria", Mr Assayas examines the complexities of acting through the relationships between an ageing actress, her assistant and a rising starlet.

But it is only towards the end of the book that the reader understands how crucial she is to the teaser that runs on the British edition: "Would you betray your lover to give them what they wanted?" Mr Meek's own heroes are the great Russian novelists of the 19th century, and he has put their lessons to good use in this thoughtful literary thriller that is as pacey as it is unexpected.

I had a chance to put that lesson to good use last week when I went through my first airport security screening since the US's Transportation Security Administration TSAA) started getting very intimate with passengers.

The Elbi community are putting that time to good use and helping a new school in Ghana with English and Art lessons, straight from their phones.

"That was a lesson I learned and put to good use later on".