Sentence examples for needed a lesson from inspiring English sources

Needed: A Lesson in Geography The actor JEREMY PIVEN was born in New York.

In courtroom testimony, one of the 12 attackers said they had considered the parents to be straying hypocrites who needed a lesson.

If anyone ever needed a lesson on graphic novels, it's the publisher who told Stan Lee: "That is the worst idea I've ever heard.

At the moment when all three teams needed a lesson in what's required to go further, rise higher, Pierce arrived in D.C. His style is copyrighted.

Mean streets on a family channel are likely to translate to stick-ups and shouting matches, the latter-day equivalent of stealing hubcaps, which used to be name-checked when kids needed a lesson about hoodlums and peer pressure.

A11 Clinton Faults Bush's Math President Clinton suggested that Gov. George W. Bush needed a lesson in arithmetic, saying his proposals for education and promised tax cuts did not add up.

President Rajapaksa said the U.N.'s involvement was not needed: a "Lessons Learnt" commission, which he had appointed, would look into things instead.

"You don't need a lesson".

They need a lesson in competition, fair play and sportsmanship.

"Charles," he told him, "you need a lesson".

You plainly need a lesson from the Welsh government.