The phrase "lesson dates" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "Please note that the lesson dates for the upcoming semester have been changed. The new dates are listed on the school's website."
The Web site also lists "discover Whistler days," when you can get 30 percent off group ski lessons (simply select your lesson date as one of the "Whistler days" and the savings will automatically be calculated into your booking).
It has deep roots in history, in the divisions among Kashmiris themselves, and in the strong arguments against every "solution" proposed so far.The wavering maharajahAlmost every interview with a Kashmiri politician starts with a history lesson, dating from the partition of India in 1947.
The hearing, which covered lessons dating to 2005, lasted four hours.
Before their first date, he got another lesson in dating customs in New York.
My mother, who helped me through braces, breakouts and then heartbreaking break ups, my main confidante, had provided me with perhaps the most important life lesson to date: I would celebrate my age and everything else I had accomplished and not be afraid to be loved less or differently.
What has happened has passed and it's a lesson about dating, not a reflection on your own worthiness.
The central lessons to date of the Palestinian U.N. initiative is that power is something you generate by your actions, and credibility as an international political actor comes from harnessing your power and using it efficiently and wisely.
Students have taken 500,000 lessons to date, perhaps lower than one would expect for six years on the job, and if it's paid out $10 million to teachers, that leaves about $9 million for the business and its 60+ person staff.
I've often said to people (and written) it's been four months of lessons to date and if I had to choose the most important so far, it'd be these points right here.
Lessons to date have recently been synthesized [ 14, 15].
