Sentence examples for lesson to take from inspiring English sources

That, she said, is precisely the wrong lesson to take away from "Beyond the Hills".

Maybe turning the page to something better is the right lesson to take away.

But he said it was also a good lesson to take advantage of opportunities.

But there's a more important lesson to take away from this disrupted plot.

The lesson to take from this? Don't call a Eurovision song Gastroenteritis.

I expect this lesson to take one-two weeks of class time, in 45-minute class periods.

That seems to be the lesson to take from Mr. Metzker's long career, and perhaps from Modernism as well.

The other lesson to take from the game is that the penalty-kicks resolution of ties stinks, and always has.

A lesson to take from Judgment Day might be that it's the rule rather than the exception.

For adult artists -- say, those represented in the Saatchi Collection -- this is a lesson to take in stride.

That is the real lesson to take from that film, not the mushy one about being "completed" by Renée Zellweger.