Sentence examples for lesson of your from inspiring English sources

So my lesson to my students is you have to be open and alert at every turn to the possibility that you're about to learn the most important lesson of your life.

There's a fear that no matter how carefully you spell out the lesson of your own story, you may be offering your child an implicit lesson about the lack of consequences, a kind of I-did-it-and-I'm-fine parable.

Among them: take chances on passionate people early in their work lives, focus on what can go right, offer rewards no one else can match and harness the lessons of your own career.

At home, your professional opportunities were limited, so you moved to New York City, found a teacher who was a substitute player in the Philharmonic, gave lessons of your own and played in string quartets for tiny audiences in cafes and school auditoriums all over town.

But isn't one of the lessons of your book that for hackers to be influential, they have to be subordinated to big institutions and corporations?

WASHINGTON, D.C. If you take the lessons of your middle school English teacher on faith, you probably think there's a right way and a wrong way to construct a sentence.

Want to know how to discover and mine the lessons of your soul's journey?

And realize you're teaching people lessons of your own each day.

NEW Her new book, "Your Legacy Matters: Harvesting the Love and Lessons of Your Life, A multi-generational guide for writing your ethical will," is now available, September 2013.

My advice to the new generation of philanthropists is to cling fast to the lessons of your business success and apply them to your philanthropy.

These are some of the questions posed by readers of my last post: "Soul Stories: Discovering the Lessons of Your Soul's Journey".