Sentence examples for lessons change from inspiring English sources

The car stereo theft epidemic of the 1990s offers some lessons: change the value, or the ease with which thieves can liquidate that value, and make the stolen phone easier to recover and riskier to handle.

"Should they decide to leave the Middle East, the Americans would simply lick their wounds, learn new lessons, change their views on many issues and get on with life, as they have done before in other theaters," said Wael Mirza, a political analyst writing today in the Saudi daily newspaper Al Watan.

In the new, adaptive approach to READS, teachers can modify the timing and content of the lessons, change how they reach out to families and what the family engagement events look like, choose different books for each child to receive, and implement different nudges and incentives throughout the summer and fall.

A DfT spokesperson said: "The department consistently challenged the leadership of Crossrail Ltd, a wholly-owned subsidiary of TfL, on the delivery of this project". "As soon as the company admitted delay, the Department and TfL acted swiftly to identify lessons, change the leadership of the Crossrail Ltd board, and strengthen governance and oversight.

Ms. Handelman Meyer said those lessons changed her.

His latest study, published online May 18 in the journal Neuroimage, is the first to ask how one year of early math lessons changes brain function.

I don't know if learning these lessons changes the way I perform in a way an audience would notice, or whether the difference is perceptible only to me.

"I've encountered some things which I have learnt from and have taught me some good lessons, changed me as a person and turned me 180 degrees on some issues.

We will take the experience, lessons, changes, healing and emotions with us.

Teaching the young women a weeks' worth of English conversational lessons changed profoundly how I spent my subsequent Spring and Summer vacations.

At the end of the first cogen session, Faizal volunteered to assist Kenny when the latter expressed his need for support in making lesson change.