Sentence examples for lessons hand from inspiring English sources

Having time to exploit or patch seems to be the right way to teach the lessons hand on.

As they await receipt of their diplomas, they will absorb lessons handed to them by the accomplished men and women who deliver commencement speeches.

That is the lesson handed down by Buñuel's heroine, the refulgent Parisian housewife incarnated by Catherine Deneuve (with a little help from Yves Saint Laurent).

The stereotypes are true, in other words: Compared to Europe, we are naïve, bumbling hicks who are socially conservative to a fault, willing to believe pretty much every life lesson handed down by Michael Bay movies, and not really that much fun to be around.

Weidig was a ruthless taskmaster, who reputedly brought a stock of clean handker chiefs to his lessons to hand out to weeping pupils.

They aren't open to change, new ideas, the lessons at hand, or participating in a healthy way.

With these lessons in hand, you are now able to coach or mentor others who are either planning to do something similar or who are going through their own transition.

And we introduced a national School Health Curriculum in schools like Munineath's, providing vital lessons about hand washing and safe drinking water, as well as regular doses of deworming medication.

This spiritual lesson goes hand-in-hand with "you're not in control," but it's a little bit different.

Before math lessons, she hands out 29 math counters.

It was troubling at times to salute a character who tried only until dissatisfied, but there was a welcome lesson at hand.