Sentence examples for lead lessons for from inspiring English sources

The jury learned that Delaney Hall selected inmates to lead lessons for other inmates about stopping the cycle of crime.

Usually, she does not even lead lessons.

As part of our professional development work at Math for Love, we lead demo lessons for kids as well as work with teachers.

You wouldn't necessarily know that if you were eight or nine; but while you play as Cloud, a military man-turned-activist within a post-nuclear crisis, the complex moral decisions lead to lessons learned for life.

This report should lead to a lesson for Gove: sort out sex education for our young people, boys as well as girls.

Last night, parents put their support behind the teachers' claims that the tests led to increasingly boring lessons for their children.

I wrote a book called "Seven Lessons for Leading a Crisis". If you're a leader and you're in crisis, you go out right away.

But, as Sauer points out, this Strib handjob was written by a former member of Target's board and the author of a book titled 7 Lessons for Leading in Crisis that "just happens to count Gregg Steinhafel as one of its profiled 'leaders.'" So, you know: hard-hitting.

That leads to two less obvious lessons for policymakers.The first is that the effects on fetuses must be taken into account when evaluating a wide range of public programmes.

From this history we can see more clearly how conservatives and industry worked to prevent what is obviously a correct course of action (in the case of lead), and derive from that lessons for what is now happening with sulfur.

California's three biggest utilities lead the U.S. in deployment, and hold lessons for other states.