Sentence examples for lesson in doing from inspiring English sources

But while it lasts, it is a classic lesson in doing the best with what you have got.

When the couple married last summer, Mrs. Hwang recalled her parents saying with some degree of triumph, "We knew it was going to happen!" When his first marriage ended in divorce, Deepak Sarma, 43, a professor of religious studies at Case Western Reserve University, said he learned a valuable lesson in doing things in accordance with family approval.

"Because American producers accepted tradition only as a means of information, and existing facts only as a lesson in doing better, they more than their French, German or Italian counterparts" took Pasteur's work on fermentation "to a new level of accomplishment," Lukacs says.

Indifference to the law was the reason many of our ancestors ended up there in the first place – although it's arguable that the settlement's early years as a penal colony under martial law were an enduring lesson in doing as we are told.

Lorenzo Truck Simpsonon, 15, of Baltimore won his sixth Ringside Boxing National Silver Gloves Tournament Championship on Saturday at the Hilton Garden Inn in Independence, Mo., and he learned a lesson in doing so.

Here are some lessons in doing it yourself: MAKE THE TIME.

Let's put it this way: I guess we'll find out, but I hope we learned some lessons in doing the second "Magic Mike" by identifying what people responded to in the first film.

Offer lessons in doing whatever you've gotten good at.

This paper describes the process, our experience and the lessons learnt in doing document reviews of health science curricula.

This paper describes the process, our experience and the lessons learnt in doing document reviews of the undergraduate medical and allied health curricula at SU.

The vignettes by a sextet of writers vary widely in quality, but they — along with Gabriel Hainer Evansohn's affecting production design — add up to a reasonably spooky lesson in do-it-yourself dramaturgy (1 40).