Sentence examples for push lessons from inspiring English sources

Britain pays attention for a day or two when "holiday chaos" threatens Costa airports after an assassination, but we don't push lessons any further than that.

Imagine a classroom where a teacher can push lessons directly to students through a mobile device, where a student can use a tablet to access a multi-dimensional rendering of a mountain to learn the phenomena of a volcano, one step at a time.

He tried hard to push lessons to be learned from the Scandinavian social democracies: Denmark, Sweden, and Norway.

Let me just say that some of us clearly were home with a tummy ache the day the kindergarten teacher gave the "don't push" lesson.

And if advice is shared, it must be by pull, not push: "There are no lessons to be taught (since each country has to see for itself what is the best way), but there may be lessons to be learned, by looking at other nations' experience and trying to understand their mistakes and their achievements".

At various times each day mathematics, science and history were pushed aside for lessons about creationism and the power God bestowed on us by letting us be born Catholic.

General Smith said the value of the exercise, like any war game, would only become clear in the months ahead as the exercise was analyzed and its lessons pushed throughout all the armed services.

In the process, the researchers say, they learned valuable lessons that could push the materials to the efficiencies needed for widespread applications.

But the experience of the first Bush administration also offers another lesson: do not push the Supreme Court too far.

"The main lesson that I have drawn and I would wish that our opposition would draw the same lesson: Don't push your fellow citizens be they opponents, or in power, or in the opposition into a corner.

If you're especially concerned about your progress, ask your teacher to maybe try and push you a little harder in lessons, or move up a group.