Sentence examples for lessons to follow from inspiring English sources

Nor do warnings imply some sort of apology for lessons to follow.

The instructor shouldn't just get in the automobile and wing it but have a lesson plan to follow with each student.

A central focus of the program is on video clips from a wide variety of classroom lessons, intentionally sequenced to follow a mathematical trajectory.

The book, which has been "highly recommend[ed]" as a teaching resource, includes five complete Calvin and Hobbes multi-strip story arcs together with lessons and questions to follow, such as: The book is rare and sought by collectors.

The public relations successes in Orange County, San Diego, and elsewhere have provided lessons for others to follow.

Lectures and knot lessons are bound to follow.

Couzenn, who is dyslexic, finds the video lessons in Geekie easier to follow than ordinary lessons.

Exports are a key lesson for entrepreneurs wanting to follow the example of British property developer John Bloor, who bought the manufacturing and name rights to former state-owned business after it went bankrupt in 1983 – 81 years after it first produced motorcycles.

Unlike classroom lessons, which are supposed to follow local, state or federal guidelines, Internet programs have no independent standards.

None of his classmates or teachers could easily understand him, making it hard for Adam to follow lessons and leaving him feeling marginalised.

But soon Kumbulani will be able to follow lessons in his own textbook and work at the same pace as other children.