Sentence examples for lessons of time from inspiring English sources

This adage can apply just as well to the lessons of time and memory.

He can't undo the ravages and lessons of time, any more than rock is going back to mono.

To a region reeling from 9/11, they have taught one of the lessons of time -- that a season of darkness can be followed by a season of light.

You will learn soon enough with the lessons of time and experience, how to be "appropriate".

Dark days can only come to those who continue to ignore the lessons of time, those who use politics as an alibi for their egotistical behavior, who remain cowards treading the road of ignorance that has been paved by the cowardice of others, who commit their crimes and then go home to cuddle in their beds.

Stripped of required social studies and science lessons, Gift of Time classes give teachers extra time to focus on basic skills, allowing them to spend several days on a single topic if needed.

Innovative and dedicated as a teacher, she carried on with lessons regardless of time constrictions, and was one of the first to use video as a teaching aid for violinists, giving her students possibly uncomfortable perspectives on their playing.

Study your lessons ahead of time.

The Lessons of Hard Times The trauma that has made Mr. Cutler so cautious -- "the dark side of the bubble," as he puts it -- was abrupt and precipitous.

Sue Levytsky, a freelance writer in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., for one, noted the irony in an expensive toy meant to impart the lessons of hard times.

In 1995, 14 years after leaving public life, he published his denunciation of the Vietnam War and his role in it, "In Retrospect: The Tragedy and Lessons of Vietnam" (Times Books/Random House), for which he was denounced in turn.