Sentence examples for lesson to pay from inspiring English sources

The revelation of his covered-up drunken-driving arrest near the end of the campaign that cost him some votes on the religious right was taken as a cautionary lesson to pay special heed to get those voters.

To make do, Ms. Stevens sells Mary Kay cosmetics out of her home, earning about $10,000 and gives horseback lessons to pay the expenses of the four horses her husband is raising, which cost $900 a month to feed and house.

Here are a few lessons to pay attention to so you don't have to experience what I've put myself through.

Pellegrini, speaking at a press conference to preview the midweek Barclays Premier League trip to Tottenham, said: "It was a good lesson - to pay attention in the right moments.

I used my judo lesson money to pay for ballet classes without telling my parents, because I knew they would disapprove".

Of all the lectures, the last, "Framing the Economic Narrative", contains the lesson Labour needs to pay close attention to.

For people who use acne medicine, the lesson may be to pay close attention to what is going on in their lives, said the senior researcher, Dr. Alexa B. Kimball.

Next lesson: how much to pay.

It was an expensive lesson, but having to pay a stiff fine is a lot better than going out of business.

I managed heartache and this life lesson while scrambling to pay rent and doctor bills.

The lesson here was to pay close attention to the foods I consume, and to play even closer attention to the amount and type of nutrition that each food contains.