Sentence examples for lessons spread from inspiring English sources

During four hours of lessons spread over three days, I spent at least two hours falling down or trying to get back up.

So, armed with an American Professional Stratocaster (full disclosure: Fender sent one me to keep as a tool with which to do my review), I spent four weeks on my computer and smartphone, working my way through 67 individual lessons spread out over five difficulty levels, covering everything from basic picking through 12-bar blues and how-to guides to rock classics like Heart's "Barracuda".

But as these lessons have spread, some parents, teachers and engineers question how much children are really absorbing, and if schools should be expending limited resources on the subject.

"And hopefully we can take some of those lessons and spread them out a bit more".

Sir John said at the beginning of his inquiry that it was about learning lessons, not spreading blame, and this is one area where lessons could be easily learnt.

Myall Creek was also instrumental for killers of blacks – a lesson that spread across the continent like a Mallee wildfire: cover your tracks by properly disposing of the bodies; leave no witnesses.

Since it's unlikely that you'll want to spend that much of class time consistently teaching about ancient Egypt, it would probably make sense in your lesson planning to spread out lessons about it throughout the unit, during history time, however you choose.

Another lesson involved spreading risk.

Add those to his films "War Horse" and "The Adventures of Tintin," released within a week of each other in December, and there may be a lesson about spreading yourself too thin.

Xinhua, China's official newswire, said afternoon that Tohti "spread lessons containing separatist thoughts via the website [Uighur] Online".

It was a lesson in the spread of the cult of Hobbesian competition, where comparative judgments are all and absolute judgments nothing.