Sentence examples for lessons to settle from inspiring English sources

She rounds up the group 15 minutes before lessons, to settle it down, extra trouble which, she says, is well worth it.

But at the end of the session, I asked Ms. Portelli to give me a private lesson, just to settle the question of my dance incompetence once and for all.

Howlin' Wolf died while his case was still tied up in litigation -- a lesson to other musicians to settle while they could.

The quick and easy lesson on this one is not to settle no matter how bad it gets.

What she may have to settle for is a lesson in real-world politics, Yonkers style.

The lesson I've learned is: Be prepared to settle disagreements, even when you know you're right.

Teachers may tell you off, and up above we did suggest trying to stay straight in class, but if you put yourself in a good environment, it helps to settle in with the lesson and start to enjoy it!

We prefer to settle into a lifetime of swimming lessons throwing out a life-preserver, as needed.

The lesson was not learnt, though, and George Bailey was allowed to settle on a diet of short bowling, making 55 and rebuilding in a stand of 146 with Finch.

Kagawa is embarking on English language lessons to help him settle into his new surroundings.

"Schieffer learned the lessons of the three other debates and also was determined not to settle for the same pat answers," Gough said.