Sentence examples for lesson setting from inspiring English sources

Bershadsky showed a video segment that she had been up late cutting the previous night — a part of the online class's first lesson, setting up a concept that Nagy would use through the course.

The Wanderers were caught out in their first Champions League game and coach Tony Popovic made it clear that he had learned his lesson, setting his side up in a deeper defensive unit, instead of pressing as they do in the A-League.

The lesson: Set a reminder to pay your taxes.

The plena is a Puerto Rican tradition that's like a newscast, chronicle, editorial or history lesson set to an Afro-Caribbean beat.

He couldn't resist the urge to put film noir touches on his history lesson, set in the 1940's when the genre was most popular.

Wilson's chronicle of the black American experience continued with Joe Turner's Come and Gone (1988), a play about the lives of residents of a boardinghouse in 1911; The Piano Lesson, set in the 1930s and concerning a family's ambivalence about selling an heirloom; and Two Trains Running (1992), whose action takes place in a coffeehouse in the 1960s.

Reggie's lesson: Set big goals.

The Lesson? Set aside designated time for your two different "worlds".

In "The Piano Lesson," set in 1936, Wilson turned a common feature of Depression-era parlors, the upright piano, into an emblem of the black past and of the challenges blacks face in shaping their future.

If you are always arriving late to first lesson, set your alarm earlier.

The school dinners set, the school nurse and accessory set, the school play set and the music lesson set with the teacher.