Sentence examples for lessons closely from inspiring English sources

Over the next year Ismail conveyed information he learned at UCLA to the Perfini staff; Djajakusuma followed these lessons closely.

The second lesson, closely related to the first, is to tap local strengths while constructing policies.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students closely examine several different forms of broadcast journalism, identifying the roles played by different participants in the news-relaying process and comparing and contrasting show content, format, and journalist-viewer relationships.

The whole learning and teaching activities for one lesson are closely linked one after another and made into a game-like practice---students have to accomplish one mission before they can take another.

Michael Dell Michael Dell seems to be following the lesson plan pretty closely as he tries to right the company he founded.

The parents claimed that although this region of the world has historical ties to Christianity and Judaism, the lesson focused too closely on teaching the tenets and principles of Islam.

We hope Mrs. Merkel, whose term runs until 2013, draws the right lessons and hews more closely to her own principles and Germany's larger interests.

Still, one needn't examine the lessons of history too closely to realise that the best diviners of truth don't make the best legislators.

American officials say the military has learned the bitter lessons of working too closely with any one clan or tribe, often ending up being used to further local vendettas.

How it got into trouble offers a bigger lesson for America's closely held companies.

As an example of the contrast between teachers and teacher aides, I look more closely at two lessons involving photography and use of electronic resources.