Sentence examples for lesson of mine from inspiring English sources

I have little enthusiasm for the job and an Ofsted inspection two years ago graded a lesson of mine "inadequate", which knocked my confidence for six.

Ms. Giardina, a teacher and novelist born into a mining family, decided to turn to politics when, she said, she saw the hard lessons of mining's past being buried like the streams in the hollows.

To increase mine awareness among the public, a team of de-mining experts from the U.S. Department of Defense gave UN visitors a lively lesson on mines.

An Argentinian student of mine used an expression during a lesson, and, remembering how much it had hurt my feelings, I felt terrible for laughing.

Chris was a very close friend of mine, and it was a very sobering lesson because there were a lot of young photographers there, and we kind of looked up to them, we admired them.

"Some friends of mine said: 'What do you need acting lessons for?

A friend of mine recently used them to get a two day surf lesson for $50, for example.

As a friend of mine said to me after she inquired about riding lessons for her own daughter, "We wanted her to ride the horse, not buy the horse".

An article of mine in the Sunday Review section looked at finding economic lessons in children's books, with lots of contributions from economists and fellow parents.

A student of mine who desperately wanted to be a hairdresser taught me an important lesson.

During an Agriculture Committee meeting on the bill, Representative Juan Vargas of California quoted Jesus' lesson that "whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me".