Sentence examples for lessons when they from inspiring English sources
Residents learn other lessons when they visit the elderly at home.
Rookies were taught a few important lessons when they reported for duty at the Eight-Three.
Albeit with fits and starts, Turkey's Islamists had already learned some political lessons when they took power in 2002.
Millions of investors, ignorant of financial history, were taught expensive lessons when they eagerly absorbed the new conventional wisdom of the 1990's.
They have discovered that as children, they occasionally had the same haunting nightmare in which a loud sound fades into softness and then gets loud again, and that they both love dancing and started lessons when they were young.
7. What a pity that in life we only get our (rewards, wishes, lessons) when they are of no use to us. 8. (Education, charity, time) is a waste of money.
On Sept. 11 students on the fourth floor stopped in mid-lessons when they saw an airplane slam into the World Trade Center.
"At the first lesson, when they came in, I had them get out their sentiments about math," said Ms. Walsh, an eighth grade social studies teacher.
(He and Mr. Piesiewicz had learned that lesson when they made their 1984 film about martial law, "No End," only to have it blasted by the government, the dissidents and the Catholic Church alike).
In 1994 the Russians learned this fatal lesson when they sent an armored column into Grozny, the capital of Chechnya, and guerrillas picked the tanks off with rocket-propelled grenades.
Published for World Book Day, the story – itself an extract from Dahl's childhood memoir, Boy – tells of the author and his friends deciding to teach Mrs Pratchett a lesson when they find a dead mouse under a floorboard at school.
