Sentence examples for lessons of the second from inspiring English sources

The lessons of the Second World War gave rise to a whole host of treaties and conventions seeking to bring equality to all people around the world, including the Universal Declaration of human Rights in 1948.

Let us focus not only on the lessons of 1962, but equally -- or more so, right now -- on the lessons of the second great Armageddon averted in 1991.

GK has forgotten the lessons of the first game.

Now that blaze of publicity and speculation has quieted down, and Mr. Wheeldon seems to have learned the lessons of the first season.

MLS is back, and Graham Parker and Malena Barajas were on hand to follow the lessons of the first weekend of resumed play.

That it might also expose them to embarrassment by the game's lower orders when playing for their national teams was one of the lessons of the first two days of the World Twenty20, which started in England on Friday.

We need to secure a new post-2012 international climate change agreement - one that builds on the Bali Road Map and the lessons of the first stage of the Kyoto Protocol - by the end of next year.

Mr Schily, who as a lawyer once defended alleged terrorists himself, took much flak for his idea, with its shades of Guantánamo; some suggested he had forgotten the lessons of the Third Reich.

Then there is the McCain camp's star fearmonger, Rudy Giuliani, who has lately taken to railing about Mr. Obama's supposed failure to learn the lessons of the first twin towers bombing.

The British Army tried to learn the lessons of the First World War and incorporate them into its doctrine.

While this reasserted the lessons of the First World War, some of the Officer Corps were still pessimistic as to whether that kind of coordination was possible.