Sentence examples for lessons might be from inspiring English sources

("Lessons" might be called "recipes," and need no "teacher" beyond the written word).

Chilcot's 2.6m-word report includes a section on what lessons might be learned from the Iraq disaster.

And the store's merchandise and look is so different from a regular Nordstrom that it is questionable how applicable the lessons might be, some said.

If Chilcot provides this, then real lessons might be learned: about leadership, cabinet government and accountability of the executive to parliament.

Given the different role Islam plays in Pakistani and Javanese culture and public life it is not immediately clear what those lessons might be.

Frederic S. Mishkin, a Fed governor with close ties to Mr. Bernanke, suggested in a speech in August what one of those lessons might be.

A quick history lesson might be useful here.

Asked what lesson might be taught by Sabrina's death, Ms. Gibson said there was one.

One lesson might be to build blowout preventers with more than one blind shear ram.

Another lesson might be for corporate underlings and advisers — be aware of your own loyalties.

But the most useful lesson might be that Republicans actually did, and do, have choices.