Sentence examples for lessons ever from inspiring English sources

Did his lessons ever pay off? "Yes," Irving admitted.

"It was a big family joke that those were the most expensive guitar lessons ever," Mimi told me.

In these lands, on these roads, you can't escape a view of the world through the long span of time, the lessons ever the same, ever new.

"I'd been a rope walker for 12 years and it was something I'd always dreamt about, but I never thought I'd find a wife to agree!" Bull's fiancée Phoebe Baker began practising on a low wire four years ago when the couple met, and has had lessons ever since in preparation for the event.

Though all the styles from International Gothic to Rococo, from the early 15th century to the 18th, are represented here, this is less a full-fledged history play than a series of entr'actes, some not particularly engaging, others more satisfying than mere lessons ever are.

But with only a fraction of those signing up for free lessons ever likely to reach even a semi-professional level of skill, are movements like Code Academy able to offer more than good intentions?

"They'll get the most entertaining history lesson ever," Mr. Schreiber said.

I freaked out at the prospect of being filmed and thought I needed to prepare the greatest lesson ever.

"Sunshine State," which opens today in Manhattan and Los Angeles, may be the most far-reaching civics lesson ever crammed into a 2-hour-21-minute film.

Probably the biggest lesson ever learned at an American place of learning," he wrote in the liners for his 1977 anthology, "Decade".

For decades, Americans have been meditating on "the lessons of the Vietnam War," but it turns out that neither was any lesson ever learned nor were the so-called "lessons" even plausibly related to actual events.