Sentence examples for great lesson from from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps the first great lesson from oppositions which stay in opposition for a long time.

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The great lesson from history, experts kept saying last fall, is that the candidate who raises the most money the year before the election and leads in the polls at year's end is bound to get the nomination.

We all should learn a great lesson from Prince Harry.

Maybe that's the last, great lesson from my mom: Even the worst things can have a purpose.

"[T]he great lesson from the 1970s was that intelligent behavior depended very much on dealing with knowledge, sometimes quite detailed knowledge, of a domain where a given task lay".

We learn great lessons from them all the time".

"We all learned great lessons from Kurt's humility, dignity and grace," the Rams' owner, Chip Rosenbloom, said in a statement.

Rudy Giuliani, who was entirely responsible for Kerik's meteoric rise from mayoral chauffeur, has not seemed to draw any great lessons from his protégé's spectacular fall.

MR. SADOSKI One of the great lessons from rehearsal is, the instant that any of us gets reflective on stage, or takes ourselves out of the room, the whole scene dies.

British director Lindy Heymann, for instance, whose second feature, Kicks, is released this year, says that one of the great lessons from shooting that film was the realisation that she "didn't have to be liked, that that's the last thing you should be thinking about".