Sentence examples for read the lesson from inspiring English sources
At his memorial service, Lady Thatcher read the lesson and Chief Buthelezi spoke.
I went off him in a big way at Princess Diana's funeral when he read the lesson in that funny way, emphasising all the wrong words, deliberately.
In other words, people who have read the lesson that this attack was supposed to administer".
Everyone will read the lesson they want into the tragedy in Paris.
In Australia, the Governor-General read the lesson at a memorial service held in St Andrew's Cathedral, Sydney.
On 24 February 1857, it became the first Anglican church in Canterbury consecrated by Bishop Harper, and Guise Brittan, as churchwarden, read the lesson at the service.
As Brexit stumbles forward, May should read the lessons of Wallonia.
His scrupulous wrestle with the impalpable can be quite comic, but his basic point is serious: out of the books of others we sift a book of our own, wherein we read the lessons we need to hear.
But it will also be made publicly available so anyone can read the lessons contained therein.
Read the lessons and follow what they say.
