Sentence examples for lessons of the early from inspiring English sources

First by remembering the lessons of the early 80s.

Hardly surprising, then, that the lessons of the early years so often seem to boil down to: 1) Run in without falling over; 2) Get it on target; 3) Repeat until you're playing for England.

It's as if Taco Leg took the lessons of the early K Records stuff and pushed it into the proper direction, free of barrettes and cardigans, and I applaud them from the highest mountain for that.

This could arise because of a perceived "benefit [arising] from the science and engineering lessons of the early movers" (Levinson 2008).

Ms. Uchida adopted a dryness of tone, probably calculated and perhaps an acknowledgment of Mozart's own weaker and less luxurious instrument and the lessons of the early-music movement in general.

For U.S. officials, the results reinforce the unhappy lessons of the earlier surveys.

Almost 10 years later, Etna erupted again, and Italian officials used the lessons of the earlier eruption to save the town of Zafferana.

And the lesson of the early-adult-driven-athletic regimes in our nation is this: Hey kid, we say we value competitive athletics, but what we really mean is that we value winning over participation, and if you are not contributing to the bottom-line victory, please find something else to do, and make way for the real athletes.

If only the champions of America's adventure in Indochina had absorbed the historical lessons of these earlier experiences.

Moreover by claiming the mantle of the founding fathers in their anti-government crusade they badly and foolishly misread history and some of the most basic lessons from the early years of our country.

But the Buddhist lessons of his early visit to the Borobudur are not lost on him: he is not interested in the past, but firmly rooted in the present.