Sentence examples for hand lessons from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, lessons such as having a time-bound program, clear objective, focusing on a small number of well-trained practitioners were included in the program design.

Lecturing would provide a graceful exit and useful outlet to pass along first-hand lessons from his triumphs and setbacks.

She was handed lesson plans from above, and instructed to stick to them.

BOCA RATON, Florida — I got my first first-hand lesson on the technicalities of Florida voting among a small group of fellow Jews in a classroom here on Tuesday.

Schmidt is a shrewd enough coach to know that this is the approach the world's best teams take rather than an anomaly; Argentina gave them a first-hand lesson in that during the World Cup.

Sydney and his much-belittled wife, Linda Samantha Spiroo), are about to get a first-hand lesson in literary criticism and the surreal with the arrival, in their 1980s suburban living room, of the long-dead Kafka (Daniel Weyman) and his friend Max Brod Elliot Levyy), hotly pursued by Hermann Matthew Kellyy).

I was going to have to face my new reality, and in the process, I was about to get a first-hand lesson in living beyond loss for not only myself but the two little lives entrusted to me.

Thing Seven and a Half: Zuckerberg's Accidental Endorsement: In the category of first-world problems, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg got a painful first-hand lesson about some of the annoying bugs of this little Interwebs page called Facebook.

Over the next several weeks, the man's careful hand recorded lesson upon lesson from his "nizomi mujohid" -- the course of instruction for a fundamentalist Muslim warrior, in this case, a soldier in the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan.

Rock stars normally hand out lessons about sex, drugs and trashing hotel rooms.

Good films, on the other hand, contained lessons to be learned.