Sentence examples for one of lessons from inspiring English sources

On day one of lessons with Carlos Copello, stood in a dance studio, watching the Argentinians pass round a cup of mate (the never-ending communal equivalent of tea), wearing my stupid tango shoes – too low to be glamorous, too high to be practical, so truly useless – I want to run away.

He did say is that the past year has been one of lessons learned.

For example, one of the lessons of the book is negotiate process before substance.

So begins one of the lessons on Coursmos, an iOS app designed for our attention-strapped times.

In-depth examination of students' questions, written during the two lessons, revealed that only in one of the lessons students' ability to ask research questions improved.

But before you join a Post Avatar Depression Syndrome (PADS) support group, consider the lesson of the spilled Coke, or really, one of the lessons of LSD.

But the symbolic dimension of democracy is hugely important to its perpetuation — that was one of the lessons of Reaganism that liberals on the whole failed to understand.

One of the lessons of ARDS is thus to focus on realistic endpoints.

"One of the lessons of this whole thing is how reliant we are on each other," Mr. Ashcroft added.

That's one of the lessons of Zille's sesquicentennial.

That was one of the lessons of Vietnam.