Sentence examples for lessons led to a from inspiring English sources

If the boss did not do his job well, he said, that was part of his education, too -- "and trust me, I've learned from some masters.' The lessons led to a leadership style that builds loyalty.

These lessons led to a second design, which has two major improvements: (i) the heat exchanger core was made out of aluminum and (ii) individual ports (inlets/outlets) were used for each of the peripheral channels.

Although 24 one-to-one AT lessons led to better results, the economic analysis found that the best-value intervention was 6 lessons in AT with exercise prescription [ 24].

The lessons eventually led to a first date.

His starring roles on Broadway in "Ma Rainey" and "The Piano Lesson" led to film roles and the television show "Roc," which draw heavily from the casts of "The Piano Lesson" and "Two Trains Running".

We learned a valuable lesson, and that experience led to a great working relationship between TNC and Dow.

Yet lessons learned from these blunders led to a new program that wiped out smallpox, still the only human disease to have been eradicated from the planet.

After getting pulled over by Long Beach police one afternoon with three black students in my car, I did a lesson on radar guns, which led to a discussion of racial profiling and statistics.

A class discussion on last year's Rutger's University suicide, led to a lesson on perspective.

The problem, according to the Center for Economic Policy Research, is that Italy has not learned the lessons of Japan's experience, which led to a lost economic decade.

The steep climb led to a carillon lesson, which itself would lead to an audition for the Guild of Carillonneurs, who play the 54 bells in the tower.