Sentence examples for lessons left from inspiring English sources

"In Germany their history lessons left that out entirely".

Those early lessons left a deep imprint on the brothers.

I ended a marriage-like relationship, moved to a different state, took up acting lessons, left acting lessons, took them up again, fell in unrequited love, and began working on a boatload of new projects.

And then, with 30 minutes of lessons left, I guided my kite up to 10 o'clock, pushed my hips out of the water and stood up on the board.

For type-A high achievers, music lessons leave no room for complacent self-congratulation. Adult amateurs get a paradoxically opposite benefit: a reminder to "enjoy the process".

He mapped across all the topic areas we still haven't covered suggesting a sequence for the lessons, leaving time for consolidation, tests and revision.

It is a gentle comedy of Davis's that those habits of grief are so ordinary (piano lessons, leaving out the butter) that they amount to the habits of life, and that therefore the answer to the title's question must be: "I can't choose how to mourn them, as your verb, 'shall,' suggests.

For instance, a given theory might say religion is an error perpetuated by uncritical indoctrination of children: childhood lessons leave psychic impressions deep enough to carry religion into old age for generations on end.

But the lesson left me hopeful.

There's the last lesson left from a conflict that touches us all, near or far, on a beach or in Burgos square.

I must confess Her other work — "Orlando," starring Tilda Swinton, so uptight I could have killed her, And "The Tango Lesson" — left me numb.