Sentence examples for lesson to use from inspiring English sources

After 10 years, we need to finally put that lesson to use.

Now we need to learn the next lesson: to use German power wisely, and with a good portion of humility.

He put the lesson to use in his next venture, when he and a partner opened an Upper West Side bistro, Savann.

Now, we're putting that lesson to use by walking across this state to fight Amendment 1.

Brewers have put the lessons to use, releasing hundreds of commercial examples of American sour ales.

Edgin will have to put those lessons to use as the bullpen's lone left-hander.

Hugo Lindgren, the editor of the magazine, introduces this special issue — and puts some of its lessons to use — in his video note.

Mr Clinton's administration put those lessons to use in aggressively forcing a negotiated settlement in Bosnia in 1995, and then in the 1999 decision to go to war in Kosovo.But that was a different time and place.

I always have a little bag of props at the front of my lessons to use in conversations and my students laugh at me and ask, "What's coming out today miss?" I'm not really a textbook fan, I try to expose students to visuals and as much culture as possible.

Up until this past year, I'd never put any of those lessons to use aside from overhearing conversations over fruit sales in New York's Chinatown.

The recent search for a new leader of New Orleans's Recovery School District is a textbook example of putting these lessons to use.