Sentence examples for lesson to make from inspiring English sources

"No one would expect one tennis lesson to make one a pro," he said.

Kampamba said, "He said you should teach them a lesson to make sure they don't come to the park.

He was once impressed by a teacher who interrupted a trigonometry lesson to make an impassioned defence of James Joyce - a remarkable introduction to the great writer from an Irish Christian Brother who, as Kiely later remarked, "made us realise that there was a world where books mattered".

Remember to meditate before practicing or doing a lesson to make sure you clear your mind and focus!

You should take an assessment lesson to make sure that you are placed in the appropriate lesson group.

For now, the center provides a television set to help pass the time, and English lessons to make good use of the waiting.

The online programme enables dance teachers to learn more about the condition, and helps them to adapt their lessons to make them more appropriate – and beneficial – for those with Parkinson's.

This religion's vocabulary began with what used to be called natural footwork — walking, running, hopping and skipping — and she taught children, in their earliest lessons, to make compound rhythms with their feet.

In short, for all the many problems around us – all of which require urgent attention – we have within our hands the tools, the ideas and the lessons to make the world an even better place than it is today.

Here are a few lessons to make the process easier.

He plans to incorporate some of what he's learned at Cern into his lessons to make physics more appealing to his students.