Sentence examples for lessons from one of from inspiring English sources

Respect for Acting Uta Hagen, with Haskel Frankel John Wileyy and Sons, £13.99) Lessons from one of the greatest acting teachers of last century.

But the most moving display of influence comes at the end of the show and in the reverse generational direction, when the revered master is seen taking lessons from one of his juniors.

In turn, he began taking Italian lessons from one of her teachers and found he loved it.

It is difficult — as the earth still trembles with aftershocks, the numbers of victims keep rising, and the risk of meltdown at the Fukushima nuclear power facilities becomes frighteningly plausible — to draw any conclusive lessons from one of the greatest natural disasters ever to hit this country.

It echoed a lesson from one of the Shackleton self-help books, which Worsley had once posted on his Web site: "Never give up — there's always another move".

He recited a lesson from one of his books: "You get positive results when you think positive.

It seems the museum could learn a lesson from one of its benefactors, William H. Lane, a collector of American modernist painting who only acquired art that would fit in the back of his Ford station wagon.

The founders learned that lesson from one of their own, John Adams, who decided at great risk to his career and reputation to defend the British soldiers accused of murdering five Americans in the Boston Massacre.

Amir Khan, a 17-year-old student of sports development and fitness, sat an examination in the sweet science yesterday and, despite a narrow defeat in the lightweight final, graduated with honours after receiving a lesson from one of the great professors of amateur boxing.

It tries to take some lesson from one of the greatest modern American Architect which is Frank Lloyd Wright.

But I also came away with a lasting impression, albeit an unexpected one: a simple yet powerful lesson from one of the songs.