Sentence examples for lessons first from inspiring English sources

It may need to take peace lessons first.

I wish I'd known that I was supposed to take sailing lessons first!

Schnabel recognised his talent, but recommended he have lessons first with pupils of his, including Schnabel's own son, Karl Ulrich.

I was more impressed, however, by a couple of homely lessons: First, be sure to sharpen your knife before you go on a solo hiking trip, in case you have to cut your arm off.

From all this, and from the inter­national examples she effectively details, Kunin draws some important lessons: First, presenting policies like family leave or universal preschool as a way to let women self-­actualize is a nonstarter; for these ideas to have any hope of becoming a reality, they have to be all about the children.

Born in Aldgate, east London, with both parents of Russian-Jewish ancestry, Hurwitz was given a violin outfit for his fifth birthday, and had lessons first with a local teacher, Hilda Morris, going on after two years to Leon Bergman, whose pupils included the fine violinist Albert Sandler.

If we used the mice lesson first and followed it up with a discussion of dog breeding, we might observe the opposite.

It teaches seven basic lessons, the first of which is to plan a strategy.

Of these two lessons, the first is a no-brainer.

He should have learned his lesson the first time.

Like she didn't learn her lesson the first time.