Sentence examples for lesson made from inspiring English sources
That lesson made the prospect of Dillon whizzing down the slope on her own a little less threatening.
The lesson made me concentrate harder than I have in a long time and left me feeling truly elated.
It was Beethoven, who studied with Haydn, who brought the legacy of these composers into the Romantic age, a lesson made vividly clear on Richard Goode's new album, "Beethoven: The Complete Piano Concertos" (Nonesuch).
Nathan lies to his partner Elena and leans heavily on his friend Sully, but has to learn to be less selfish and irresponsible – a lesson made all the more urgent and poignant by the arrival of his troubled brother, Sam.
Let's hope investors everywhere learn the overwhelming lesson made clear by the pathos of the victims of Bernie Madoff's massive fraud as they encountered the media outside of the U.S. Courthouse in New York where the monster was handed a 150-year sentence for his abominable swindle.
In that time we'd learned weapons handling, close quarters combat, ambushing, vehicle extractions, crime scene maintenance, and how to behave around Africa's predators a lesson made only more relevant when we learned an anti-poaching ranger was eaten by lions not long before I'd joined.
Today's lesson: making your home more man-friendly.
And Mr. Perry picked up the lesson, making more of the office than the framers intended.
Related: Our lesson "Making the Invisible Visible: Exploring and Addressing Water Pollution".
"The Piano Lesson" makes me feel like a boy again, too.
But Mr Obama wants to teach Republicans a harsh lesson, making a deal hard.
