Sentence examples for lessons how to from inspiring English sources

I had to show them how to plan lessons, how to mark books.

Canedy wrote about King's lessons: how to behave on a date and how to treat people who are different.

Among the lessons: how to display the greens attractively and how to make change with American money.

But it is much harder to learn the most necessary lessons: how to build a firm and independent court system, how to stop the leakage of state spending, how to make everyday life a little more bearable each year.

The Parks used cubing to reinforce other lessons — how to sit down correctly, how to make eye contact with a judge and say, "I'm ready". His cubing times weren't the point.

In a highly conservative society, most K-Pop artists are groomed through a fame-school system for stardom – dance lessons, singing lessons, how to deal with the media – before being unleashed on the public with a highly innocuous product calibrated to offend as few people as possible.

I learned a very valuable lesson: how to sell.

Instead, the avuncular Dr. Horodniceanu offered a more basic lesson: how to make concrete.

"You gave me a lesson how to play," he said afterwards.

This, perhaps, has been his greatest lesson: how to commune with spectres, and then forget them.

Chris, though, taught me undoubtedly the most important lesson: how to taste.