Sentence examples for lessons entertainment from inspiring English sources

The oysters, which come from the New Jersey side of the Delaware Bay, will be shucked, cooked and chosdered, and on Saturday there will be a regatta, oyster shucking lessons, entertainment and fireworks.

But like so many sages, he disguises his lessons as entertainment.

Does Sundance's success hold any lessons for entertainment marketers looking to make a film or show pop on Facebook?

What young Kurt took from playing with the Mavericks were "a lot of lessons in entertainment, business, baseball".

A good value for sport lessons and entertainment.

This is, however, a lesson many entertainment executives seem unwilling to learn.

There are, though, signs that DreamWorks and other animators may at last be heeding Pixar's lessons in making entertainment without a use-by date.

Focusing on lindy hop and swing, the camp runs for five weeks each summer with lessons, plenty of entertainment and accommodation choices to suit your budget.

But the incident illustrates at least three lessons about Web entertainment, whose brief history is littered with creative efforts that won cult followings but failed to draw mass audiences.

Chinese Internet companies have gleaned a lesson from this: entertainment trumps politics on the Web in China.

Now, now, now: "Lincoln" is both a timely history lesson and stirring entertainment.