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Ms. Johnson turned the incident into a lesson for parents.
Thus her adult commitment to the island's feral livestock comes into focus, offering a lesson for educators: partisanships bred through life experience are unlikely to be budged by a public lecture series.
In both of them, the trick is to relax into the balance -- a lesson for life and a lesson as you age.
This is a fascinating insight into democracy in action and a lesson for all, including our enemies.
The legacy of Robert Strange McNamara, the Ford Motor Co. whiz kid who led the Pentagon into the quagmire of Vietnam, holds a lesson for every bright young thing hired to solve problems with pure brain power.
It "thrusts the PS3 gamer into the very heart of the action," which sounds a bit like it's thrusting into your heart — let that be a lesson for PR people who write in violent metaphor.
OO A Unified, Long-Term Vision: How To Build An Effective Political Climate Movement - such a vision made the neoliberal movement into a political mainstay; it's a lesson for the climate movement.
Katherine turns feasts into fish, wine into H2O and her findings into a lesson plan for her students at Louisiana State University, where she works side-by-side with the crucifix wearing-and-fondling Ben Idris Elbaa).
Who dismembered this lumpy, clucking creature and turned it into a geometry lesson?" For a child on the threshold of exile, it was a discomfiting metaphor for the process of assimilation.
Her example turned an Instant Bad Mood into a valuable lesson for me.
