Sentence examples for lesson number from inspiring English sources
Nature lesson number two for Kit and Holly.
Lesson number one: always write what you know.
Lesson number one is: beware of predictions of electoral realignments!
Oh, and by the way, "life lesson number two – losers get nothing".
Lesson number one: it downplayed the necessity of tension and conflict in its practice and tradition.
"Lesson number one, time and tide wait for no man," Tilda tells me later.
So lesson number one, this is the only justification for going to war.
McCain doesn't understand lesson number one of Vietnam: you can't win a political war with foreign military troops.
Lesson number two is that size is not the most important goal in the growth of a business.
One lesson – Numbers – comes with the initial free download, then the rest can be bought in a Basic Pack for £2.99 or a Full Pack for £5.49.
Three of the twelve late lessons (numbers 5, 9, and 10) explicitly invite early involvement of the public and other stakeholders at all stages of risk analysis.
