Sentence examples for lessons to give from inspiring English sources

The framing story is of a newspaper bureau chief who gives her cub reporter calculus lessons to give more depth to her reporting.

So of the many things you can say about Spain's experience as a leader in banking regulation and wind farms, you cannot say it has that many lessons to give its neighbours on job creation.

What Europe thinks about US presidents doesn't matter much: Europeans are hardly immune to voting for ethically challenged, corrupt, war-mongering extremists themselves, and have no lessons to give on the subject.

In case you think we did nothing but doomsday prepping, be assured that my kids also did plenty of summer school projects, neighborhood plays, science fairs and swim lessons to give them a step up in life.

Ray, 55, has just opened what she claims to be the world's first copyist art gallery, Susie Ray Originals, in Padstow, and has agreed to give me a lesson, to give an insight into her craft.

The revamped version also includes personalized "next steps" – meaning short activities that follow each lesson to give users a customized starting point.

What a wonderful lesson to give young men.

What a great lesson to give our sons.

It was a great lesson to give the same interview over and over and watch it get twisted in so many different ways, based on what the journalist had come to get.

Thus, it appears to be relevant to keep students interested over several lessons and to give them enough time to reflect on subject matter.

The MDG of improving maternal health is examined in the maths lesson Dying to Give Birth from Amnesty International.