Sentence examples for lesson among from inspiring English sources

"Here, maybe after 10 minutes of listening to the teacher, they form a group and discuss the lesson among themselves.

For instance, in addition to pulling condoms over bananas — which has become a de rigueur contraception lesson among "liberal" educators — young people need to hear specifics about making the method work for them.

And while he never revealed what war criminals had confided in him — under the seal of confession — the hero priest did share one memorable lesson among many: "Jordan, you absolve them of their sins, but you don't absolve them of their actions".

Skeptics may scoff at searching for deeper life lessons among the hair-tutorial photos.

She was seductive and at the same time disdainful; life had taught her hard lessons, among them, I sensed, to think always of money and to hate men.

The British government's announcement about tackling religious extremism by giving young Muslims "citizenship lessons" among other things is an interesting one.

Fox News teaches young people a lot of wrong lessons, among the ones apparently absorbed by young women is that "attracting attention" means the same thing as "being taken seriously".

The Renaissance School at Hamilton Avenue in Greenwich, which also recently obtained magnet school status, now offers Spanish as a second language starting in kindergarten and Suzuki violin lessons, among other programs.

Now in its 12th year, Goodnight Sweetheart's (GNSH) improvers classes are for those who "may have had a few weeks/months of lessons", among seven levels of classes, run on Friday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday.

This hastily formed band is recording a video tribute to their city's music school, which for five years has offered drum, piano and band lessons, among others, to around 800 students in Mataró, a small city 20 miles from Barcelona.

This study examines the efficacy of incorporating exergaming into physical education (PE) lessons among children and pre-adolescents in influencing the social cognitive factors and behaviors of physical activity (PA), based on the theory of planned behavior (TPB).