Sentence examples for lesson going from inspiring English sources

There was a yoga lesson going on.

Through various legal manoeuvres they are preserved from execution (though now impoverished) and they learn their lesson, going off to live peacefully together until they die of old age.

There is a lesson going in the N.B.A. playoffs — and no, it's not how to kill time until they finally start the Eastern Conference finals Wednesday — and it was applied in painful fashion by San Antonio Sunday, that being, if you let the Spurs establish their game they will win, and it will be ugly.

Floyd Jean Smartt) is having none of it, and takes time out from running the family bank out of the kitchen to neutralise Dodd's power play with a nice large loaf, and a history lesson going back to the Weimar Republic about how they built an "empire from a shoeshine box".

Mark Cuban (owner, Dallas Mavericks; cofounder and chairman, HDNet): You know, there's an interesting lesson going on right now, with Facebook and Google.

Bell said he believed it was "a win for Labradorians and grassroots democracy," and that Muskrat Falls can teach industry a lesson going forward.

A 45-minute ballroom lesson goes for nearly $100.

The riding lesson went smoothly, but it soon became clear that something else had gone wrong.

Or, as one tweeter put it, "This lesson went well, I think.

The lesson went off without any disciplinary problems or poor behaviour - which Nancie put down to her style of engaging the pupils in the lesson.

She's drawing a girl's thing on the board!" But this isn't an art lesson gone off track.