Sentence examples for lesson to which from inspiring English sources

It's a lesson to which the familiar lore of American history has been notably oblivious.

Now Schweigen was waiting for his 8-year-old daughter to finish her piano lesson, to which he takes her on the afternoon his wife goes to her psychiatrist because he is unfaithful to her.

It's a lesson to which many other similar LGBT advocacy organizations may wish to pay heed, lest the death knell tolls and it's too late.

Because of shortages of certified teachers, 5,190 children were not getting the language lessons to which they were legally entitled, the city said Wednesday.

On Wednesday, Dr. King announced an agreement to improve the services offered in city schools to students who are still learning English, like more access to certified teachers and to the language lessons to which they are legally entitled.

The same goes for our own private missteps, and the painful lessons to which they give rise.

It also suggests core curriculum lessons to which the activities can be linked.

He bequeathed a lesson to humanity, which has lost nothing of its value.

The statement says the release of the two Spaniards should be a lesson to France, which mounted a failed military attempt last month to free a French hostage held by the group.

Mr. Birk said he's taken that lesson to heart, which is why he's waited to release a sizable body of work from "American Qur'an" at once.

More recent military leaders seem to have taken that lesson to heart, which Guttieri finds encouraging.