Sentence examples for lesson long from inspiring English sources

Antiwar people have learned this lesson long ago.

Business must learn the lesson, long ago learned by labour and other self-interest groups.

Brazilian drivers learned a similar lesson long ago: 77% of new cars can run on ethanol, which accounts for half of all transport fuel consumed in the country.

One digital industry that learned this lesson long ago is the video-game sector, which excels at creating electronic environments hermetically sealed off from the outside world.

It is a lesson long in the learning, though the first intimations of this came to me that summer day seven years ago, when I stood on the deck of the ferry to catch a last glimpse of my daughter waving to me from the shore, with her pink hat and long braid and her wide, bright smile.

We have should have learned this lesson long ago.

These are lessons long since learned by subsequent dance makers, yet it is worth remembering just how recently this revolution was waged.

The sound they produced was not harmonious, but then they had given up musical lessons long ago to concentrate on sports.

The school's only course on strategy, taught by Dennis Hart Mahan, was only a few lessons long and focused on the superiority of defensive postures and the building of fortifications and fieldworks.

It is a crash course in how to be poor - lessons long assimilated by the well-off, who have learned how to feel dissatisfaction with plenty, the inadequacy of excess.

In the Aurora school this class (5th grade) has one four-lesson day, one six-lesson day and the other days are five lessons long.