Sentence examples for need lesson from inspiring English sources

"When Ofsted came into being, you could quite legitimately say to people who didn't want to improve: 'This isn't just me saying this, it's Ofsted saying that we need lesson plans', and so on.

Does New York City need lessons in how to redevelop its waterfront?

But it's not just children who need lessons in reflection.

If they need lessons in tolerance, they should visit my neighborhood.

"These people need lessons from Sophia Loren in how to enjoy life".

Deo doesn't need lessons from international organisations about sustainability, local ownership, gender and capacity building.

As ever, some can already sing, while others need lessons, but Malone has all the charm and encouragement they need.

People in South Sudan do not need lessons in resilience, but they do need the world's solidarity and support.

But Triumph should not need lessons in exporting: 80% of its products are sold outside the UK, in line with the British car manufacturing industry.

It is Tebbit and his fellow politicians who need lessons in civic responsibility, if they believe more in patriotic soundbites than proper job creation.

He said: "We don't need lessons from Tory dinosaurs about how to run Scotland, what a ludicrous idea".