Sentence examples for lessons the term from inspiring English sources

(One of her first lessons: The term "starfish" is a misnomer, because stars are not fish).

The survey's summary used the term "lesson to be learned" only once in a section called Of the Future: "The great lesson to be learned in the battered towns of England and the ruined cities of Germany is that the best way to win a war is to prevent it from occurring".

Meanwhile, you may have noticed that we've slowly expanded our definition of the term "lesson plan".

Lesson: Class Actions Defining the term "class" and exploring some of the ways that it plays into life in American society.

She explained the impact of different types of stimulus, giving a lesson on "fiscal multipliers" — the term economists use to describe the economic impact of every dollar of stimulus.

For those of us who thought this country might have learned its lesson, the use of the term "enemy combatant" for new detainees and for an American citizen is more than a provocative gesture, it's the latest attack on the rule of law.

It is far too early to know what the long-term lessons of the Long-Term saga will be.

These programs could be short-term lessons or long term messages that are built into the curriculum.