Sentence examples for rough lesson from inspiring English sources

Bannon, speaking to Dempster about Allen, said, "Johnny thought they got a rough lesson on April 1st, and they did.

It is a rough lesson in the younger and more restless National Basketball Association, where age is being served again in the postseason.

But, he said, Poland's new business class is learning a rough lesson from the downturn: "That there is a lot more to running a company than just getting it up.

That was a rough lesson, but as a result, we're known today for our gorgeous interiors.

The rough lessons of 1988 took hold: Respond, hit back, leave no charge unanswered.

Gone are the days when camping was synonymous with roughing it — a lesson my family learned when we joined friends at a campground on the Southeast coast of England.

Further, she observed, "A hospital is a rough school, its lessons are both stern and salutary".

Now he knows, though the lesson is rough, that the way to Izmir is vey iz mir — woe is me.

It covers their three major collaborations: the ground-breaking "Sunday in the Park With George," one of the great theatrical works about the making of art; "Into the Woods," the crazy quilt of fairy tales that discovered rough but necessary life lessons embedded within the stories; and "Passion," the quasi chamber opera about obsessive love that has grown in stature as the years have passed.

I've left the Bronx, yet I still remember its biggest parenting lesson: even a rough neighborhood can be an amazing classroom.

But maybe while she was waiting to teach the lesson she would rough up a box of pralines, not Belgian pralines but yesterday's pralines, from yesterday's gift basket.