Sentence examples for lessons to have from inspiring English sources

To protect themselves from those temptations, even countries where the central bank used to take orders from the finance ministry, like Britain and Japan, have chosen (after hard-learned lessons) to have independent monetary policy boards.

Earlier this year, Virgin Atlantic's flight attendants were given whispering lessons to have a "calming effect" for Upper Class passengers.

It was a harsh lesson to have learned, but Henry, a former school headmaster, has certainly done that.

That's quite a lesson to have learned from a three-minute single, but then, Peggy Lee was quite a teacher.

"In many ways, it's the worst first lesson to have in business because you run away with the idea that business is actually quite easy".

Lessons appear to have been learned.

Sixty years later, some lessons seem to have been forgotten.

Yet few lessons seem to have been learnt.

Those lessons appear to have served him well in the Senate.

We have no lessons to take.

The lesson seems to have sunk in.