Sentence examples for lessons as is from inspiring English sources

Teachers have sometimes used Mr. Kroll's books to impart basic lessons, as is the case with "Jungle Bullies" (2006), about the hierarchy in the animal kingdom as seen through the eyes of a monkey who is pushed aside by big beasts at a watering hole.

Dylan's Welsh-speaking parents spoke only English at home, and sent him for elocution lessons, as was the fashion then.

Such factors might be Sam's students' low cognitive level prior to the lesson, as was seen in their limited ability to ask research questions in the pre-lesson questionnaire compared to Rebecca's students, or Sam's authoritative and non-interactive communicative approach during the discussed lesson.

You could use your classroom time optimally in the following ways: a) trying to learn each lesson as it is being taught.

For my generation those lessons are secure, as is Milk's place in history.

This is not something particular to engineering, but I still think it's a useful lesson as you're transitioning to being a manager.

Responding to the concerns, Ms Gadhia said: "Failure will give you as many lessons as you're willing to learn".

And some of us even take lessons, as I am at the moment, from a serious teacher.

Sometimes I'd get lost on the way to lessons, as there were so many gothic arches I'd forget how many I'd walked through.

Hopefully Hilary Swank remembers a few of those boxing lessons, as she's about to enter a whole new world of fighting.

And her book is not so much a style lesson as it is a styling lesson, as she pointed out the other day.