Sentence examples for lessons both from inspiring English sources
Are there lessons both parties can learn to make the shopping experience a more harmonious one?
But I want my students to find lessons both enjoyable and useful – and I worry that they're neither.
The results have included some lessons both in journalism and in TV stardom, two subjects that used to have more distance.
In addition, there are adult clinics (£14.50 for an hour; £29 for two); junior clinics; and lessons, both private and semi-private, for all ages (half-hour sessions are £20.50 or £23.50; one hour, £38 or £44).
They start at £399 for an all-inclusive trip to Argentières, France, including six nights' full-board in a hostel with ski and boot hire, lessons both morning and afternoon, and a lift pass.
It's a statement that would indirectly be echoed later by another songwriting great, Steve Earle, who, while still in his teens, learned many lessons, both good and bad, from Mr. Van Zandt.
Fences and The Piano Lesson both won the Pulitzer Prize.
The first lesson, both basic and brutal, never changes.
It is a reality they both acknowledge, a lesson both learned very early in their careers.
That is the lesson both of this terrible case and for the essential unrelenting work of preventing a similar horror in future.
The MUI (the council of mullahs) and the FPI (the vigilantes) provide a lesson: both were created, for temporary reasons of expediency, by the Suharto regime but both have lingered to haunt its democratic successors.
