Sentence examples for got to lesson from inspiring English sources

By the time we got to Lesson 7, I was kicking up more dust than Pig-Pen in the comic strip "Peanuts," except that Pig-Pen did it without an all-terrain vehicle - specifically, a bright yellow Can-Am Renegade 800R EFI X xc with a liquid-cooled, overhead cam engine that roared with glee when I finally dared to give it some gas.

Some used this "pupil premium" to pay for extra teachers; others presented children with clothes or bicycles to encourage them to get to lessons on time.

A4e did not specify the constraints it cited in its statement but prison charities said access to education in a number of prisons had been impeded by staff shortages which had hampered prisoners' ability to get to lessons.

Throughout the first week, each of us got to share lessons and activities in areas of our expertise.

"We came out here and gave it everything and we've got to learn lessons.

"That girl has got to get a lesson in how to walk.

"I believe we have got to learn the lesson from the war in Iraq," Sanders said.

Then we got to the real lesson.

We've got to learn the lessons, of which I'm sure there will be many.

"We've got to learn the lessons of the last 12 months," Taylor said.

"It also means we've got to learn the lessons of the past.