There's a lesson in that.
Maybe there is a lesson in that.
There would be a lesson in that.
He's right, and there is a lesson in that.
There is a lesson in that which all governments would do well to learn.
But I rose above it very quickly, and there was a lesson in that.
Just exactly when the readers of this newspaper first heard about the double helix is a mystery, and there is a lesson in that.
There may be a lesson in that: New administrations in the region, no matter their political leanings, have scant leeway to radically change economic policy.
Karen, who is a nurse, sent me off with a few words of caution about chainsaw safety, but I'd already received a lesson in that.
Schmidt is a shrewd enough coach to know that this is the approach the world's best teams take rather than an anomaly; Argentina gave them a first-hand lesson in that during the World Cup.
Perhaps there was a lesson in that: the player who had done more than any to insure the sport's success seemed to understand that success comes from embracing uncertainty, not resisting it.
