Sentence examples for more lessons in from inspiring English sources

She did have a point: A few more lessons in the tropics might not be such a terrible idea.

More lessons in dejection followed when the show was cancelled after eight episodes, without ever being aired.

So far, however, China's foreign campaign has delivered more lessons in the difficulties of the energy business than energy itself.

And if you want even more lessons in these subject areas, you might take a look at our 2010 and 2011 collections as well.

And if you would like to find even more lessons in these subject areas, here are our collections from 2012, 2011 and 2010.

The astronaut is now set to take more lessons in speaking Irish during his trip to County Donegal.

With the passage of time the UK's post-9/11 dealings might have become one more lesson in how Bad Stuff Happens.

Researchers also found that rates of HIV infection were much lower among girls paid to stay in classrooms: one more lesson in the power of responsibility and self-control.

The egg story is one more lesson in the golden rule of eating: Stick to the real food.

Although much of the film's substance is no longer news, the treatment of the film yields one more lesson in the meaning of having big money control politics... and culture.

Instead, using the trope of starving children, a pretext that Western colonizers have deployed from the days of legal racism across the continents, we are offered one more lesson in how Hinduism is somehow responsible for all that is wrong in India today.