Sentence examples for sore lesson from inspiring English sources
Let Dame Tessa Jowell, one-time passionate Blairite, stand as bellwether for that sore lesson: she has been re-reading her verbatim notes of the cast-iron but false assurances ministers were given back in 2003.
It's a sore lesson from them in that respect - getting knocked out of the cup.
For Pennetta, who was trying to win her third consecutive tournament, it was a painful lesson in the one sore point of success: The more you win on the tour, the less time you have to recover.
(After George is flown through the air on the string of an errant kite, Macy says, "Now that he'd lived his dream, his arm was getting sore".) Mostly these lessons are as uncomplicated as parents want their preschoolers' world to be.
Those gym shoes or membership, while thoughtful, could hit a sore spot; same with the cooking lessons if a regular family joke is that she can't even boil water.
Coghill has stated that he took the lessons due to being "really sore" "three quarters the way through a show".
If you're running on empty, or the mower sat neglected for the winter, you could pull that starter cord for an hour and get nothing but a sore arm and expose your children to a harsh vocabulary lesson.
Clearly still sore about Arsenal's reluctance to release Jack Wilshere, Pearce replied when asked for one specific lesson to be learnt: "You need to turn up to tournaments with your best players for a start.
Besides from this being a book that will leave your mouth sore from smiling and laughing uncontrollably at Fey's hysterical humor, you will learn a lot of valuable life lessons from this autobiography.
