Sentence examples for has more lessons from inspiring English sources

The manufacturer has more lessons to learn, however, about human nature.

Perhaps Morocco still has more lessons to learn than to teach after the Arab uprisings.

Obviously these two were going to get back together and obviously, for those who know what happens to Stacy in the comics, Peter has more lessons to learn.

I live quite close to Brendan Cole so I'm thinking about having more lessons.

It is always better to have more lessons, than not enough.

Dr Dutton, who came to Harvard to look into the microbial particulars of cheese, found herself cataloguing the bugs in these novelties, and then considering whether the microbiology of fermented foods has more general lessons to teach about how such bugs collaborate and fight.

With the euro zone on the brink of breaking up, it is easy to overlook events across the English Channel, but what is happening to the U.K. arguably has more important lessons for the U.S. In continental Europe, we are witnessing the crisis of a poorly designed monetary system that is very different from our own.

By John Cassidy November 30, 2011 With the euro zone on the brink of breaking up, it is easy to overlook events across the English Channel, but what is happening to the U.K. arguably has more important lessons for the U.S. In continental Europe, we are witnessing the crisis of a poorly designed monetary system that is very different from our own.

She has the ability to go off at a tangent that has more value than the lesson plan because it's of the moment; she can get into the child's skin".

If you haven't heard of VIPKID out in our little Silicon Valley bubble, it's probably for the reason above: it's huge outside of the U.S. The company said that it has more than 20,000 teachers delivering lessons to 200,000 paying students from 32 countries.

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