Sentence examples for lessons not to from inspiring English sources
Both the real and the magical characters are anxious to show Griselda how to behave well, to do her lessons, not to sulk, not to rebel.
There are no Fantas or Magnums on ice, no sellers of souvenirs, no racks of postcards, no loutish boomboxes, no plastic rubbish, no deckchairs for rent, no jet-skis to annoy me, no windsurfing lessons not to take.
Although there are many courses now run by universities to help update teachers' knowledge, it is often difficult for teachers to stay on top of the latest developments in their subjects, in addition to preparing and giving lessons (not to mention the great increase in paperwork they are expected to undertake).
Take this story as a lesson not to swap the support act for the pub.
"But I've learned my lesson, not to make a big deal about it".
I think they have learnt their lesson not to intervene too overtly in politics again.
Chuck Hildner said he remembered practicing one day with his arms taped to his body -- a lesson not to hold.
"It taught me a lesson, not to veer away from my game plan," said Rusch, who is 10-10.
Overall, Day-Lewis has made pretty flawless career choices, and as a student this film taught me a valuable lesson not to rush in to work.
Mr. Artis said that such initiatives demonstrated that some European governments had learned the crucial lesson — "not to allow short-term unemployment to become long-term unemployment".
The sources said the prime minister had learnt a lesson not to demand that MPs vote against something he and they disagree with.
