Sentence examples for lessons about it from inspiring English sources

We've had some lessons about it at school: one this year about Ask.fm, and last year we had talks about Facebook and Twitter where they said that you should tell a teacher if you're being bullied online.

Artists need to understand it too, and create works that teach lessons about it.

Since it's unlikely that you'll want to spend that much of class time consistently teaching about ancient Egypt, it would probably make sense in your lesson planning to spread out lessons about it throughout the unit, during history time, however you choose.

One lesson about it was this: If you see and survive the pika, you have a few seconds to duck.

Good question, but remember: the Republicans run up debt because the only way to stop running up debt is to learn a hard lesson about it, so it will go up and up and up and up until the tough love has sunk in, and until then they yell "I can SPEND TAX DOLLARS ON WHAT NOW?

In reality, all it did was violate the Constitution and teach students bad lessons about what it means to live in a pluralistic society with people genuinely different from you.

Between the depictions of teen-age yearning (erotic and otherwise) and the practical lessons about sex, it's a novel that many teens really ought to read, though it could not be promoted as Y. A

We've now seen enough of these Arab transitions from autocracy to draw some crucial lessons about what it takes to sustain positive change in these countries.

In all three of the Tests in South Africa the players learned some lessons about what it takes to get there - we all did.

Back at the memorial garden Jeff Edwards, who went on to lead Merthyr council, agreed it was important to remember Aberfan not just because of the personal tragedies but because of the lessons about society it revealed.

The parables of Jesus are full of lessons about what it means to live rightly in community.