Sentence examples for lessons living from inspiring English sources

Personally, I look forward to beginning my own two-hour daily French and Creole lessons, living in a traditional Haitian two-room home with outdoor kitchen and bath, and bringing my teenage son down on summer vacations to join me until he finishes high school and joins us here at the University.

It may just have served as a cautionary tale, for some of these lessons live long in the memory.

Ms. Brown plans to teach her students — along with dozens of others through the Urban Science Corps, a NASA-affiliated, nationwide after-school program she is helping to develop — with lessons live from Antarctica, via video conferencing and blogging.

My high school days are long behind me, but the lessons live on and those who taught me.

It was quite a lesson living with the missus to start with.

This is not merely an academic argument but a lesson lived, learned and branded into Israel's DNA.

I have seen this lesson lived in my friends, loved ones and older patients, whether free of illness or fettered by it.

Can we move on to the next one?" A few dozen people had logged in to watch the lesson live on the Web; this session was free, but Tonéx hopes to turn online vocal instruction into a business, charging fifty dollars per session.

Ben & Jerry's success has faded, but their lesson lives on: Warm and fuzzy sells.

Interactive lessons, "live-practice", short seminars and working groups detailing complex problems, and promoting Faculty and Hospital standards should be initiated.

Her lessons had such an influence on me that I wrote a book about her: "Life Recipes from My Mother: Timeless Lessons for Living a Contented Life".