Sentence examples for lesson properly from inspiring English sources

The history lesson, properly done, will include special chapters about the ways different forms of businesses regained their footing.

"That suggests that these sorts of schemes need to be mandatory, but the government should exercise some caution about this because the pilots need to be rigorously and independently assessed first to make sure all the lesson are properly taken on board".

The Imperial War Museum in London might look at World War I as a result of intolerance and hold out the promise of ending all wars if only its lessons were properly learned; after all, didn't the French and Germans enjoy a sociable Christmas holiday cease-fire in the trenches of the Western Front?

That suggests that these sorts of schemes need to be mandatory, but the Government should exercise some caution about this because the pilots need to be rigorously and independently assessed first to make sure all the lessons are properly taken on board.

Children and their parents were invited in to get a taste of the school before lessons start properly on Friday.

The following examples from Nairobi, Delhi, Jakarta, and Rio de Janeiro highlight this dynamic and propose some lessons for properly leveraging large-scale events.

Many of us, men and women, need a lesson in boozing properly, particularly now, as party season kicks in in earnest – and the type of behaviour we see at the Melbourne Cup (and much worse) is on the streets, at taxi ranks, in pubs and restaurants and clubs.

Castle Rock tells us they plan to up the value of their product in the near term with topic-relevant study guides, built to help ensure that any lessons learned are properly nailed in.

According to McCartney, his father wanted him to take lessons and learn "properly".

Get some lessons and learn properly.

Bad deals aren't a reason to turn our backs on the private sector; they are a lesson to write contracts properly.