Sentence examples for had one lesson from inspiring English sources
Willie had one lesson to teach his sons, and he repeated it explicitly, often and in a shout: "Don't be like me!" In the show, in addition to telling his own tale, Mr. Thomas (that is, the grown-up Alex) delivers monologues in the guise of his father and all three of his brothers.
"You had one lesson," he said.
And in fact it turned out that she'd had one lesson the summer before, but then we had moved to the trailer and she hadn't taken any more.
Borchers, a chemist who admits that he has never had one lesson in biochemistry, has ambitious recruitment plans in his new position at the University of Victoria, which will also involve him in the Proteomics Network, organized by the province of British Columbia and other universities.
We try to teach respect and feminism but it's hard because we only have one lesson a week.
Finding herself suddenly a figure of inspiration for people across the world, Alinejad has one lesson she hopes her tragedy will help others to learn: "For young people not to carry knives when they're going out.
If the bitter sweep of history has one lesson to teach us, it is that we cannot all be Milla Jovovich.
The class had one last lesson, on how to stay safe during the summer.
At that time, it was probably the best such publication in the world, and he had one overriding lesson: Judge books, articles, writings of any kind on their own merits.
Dr. Cathy A. Petti, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Utah, said the story had one clear lesson.
