Sentence examples for lessons sooner from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they should have learnt lessons sooner, but after the slaughter on the Somme they did develop new tactics – tanks, ground-strafing aeroplanes and avoiding mass frontal assaults.

The only question is whether Republicans will learn those lessons sooner, or whether they will learn them later, after a decade or so in the wilderness.

Know that you can't protect your children forever, and they're better off learning life's lessons sooner than later.

If you're serious about becoming a singer, taking lessons sooner rather than later is the way to go: Poor performance techniques can ruin your singing voice for good!

It is my hope the Occupation movement will learn this lesson sooner rather than later.

Best line: "While traditional paths may seem harder to find, that also means that you will learn the hard lesson sooner than most generations that you must always make the path for yourself".

Making your kids buy their own supplies lets them learn this lesson sooner rather than later.

Today's girls learn that lesson far sooner.

I hope my children learn this lesson much sooner than I did.

Better yet, glue a J Wellington Wimpy mustache on Chris Christie and hope that the My Fair Lady elocution lessons take hold sooner rather than later.

Alas, I clearly hadn't learned my lesson, because no sooner had I dispensed with "How the Mind Works" than I picked up "How We Die," by Sherwin B. Nuland, winner of the 1994 National Book Award.