Sentence examples for lesson which was from inspiring English sources

Cuban said he had "learned my lesson," which was, simply: "Not to be everyone else's stalking horse.

Earlier on that July afternoon nine years ago, he had given me a bunker lesson, which was like getting a one-to-one physics tutorial from Einstein.

I simultaneously learned a valuable lesson which was : 'Avoid reading things you agree with so intensely they demand a verbal proclamation, whilst in public' (you can have that one for free, reader).

The lesson, which was not lost on the students, was that the social capital that accrues from dot-com success, and the unimaginable riches brought by Facebook's impending I.P.O., allows you to act pretty much however you like.

But the Allied commands missed the true lesson, which was that a surprise attack could be successfully made immediately following a short bombardment that compensated for its brevity by its intensity.

I narrowly missed Steve Carell's bum as he jumped into a taxi, and I shared a ski lift with Olympic Gold freestyle mogulist Hannah Kearney, who had just given Adrian Grenier Vincee from Entourage) a lesson – which was cool on two counts.

You can also add notes of your own to each lesson, which is a nice touch.

Maybe year 10 will have a lesson which is run of the mill.

I'd be drawing the appropriate lesson, which is that full employment ought to be our policy objective.

With Game Seven waiting as a last gift, we've mastered baseball's only sensible lesson, which is stay tuned.

Edwards said the Jets had learned their Buffalo lesson, which is not to get too high after a victory.