Sentence examples for splendid lesson from inspiring English sources
The guild's organiser, John Allen, said that the cooperation required to put on a play was "a splendid lesson in practical socialism".
Crowds are watching too, in some splendid set pieces: an anatomy lesson (not for the squeamish); a play-within-the-book, in which the actors are putting on a show called "Cholera Morbus; or Love and Fright"; and a ratting championship won by Whilky's ferret.
Every Apprentice contestant since the turn of the century, it seems, has taken pride in boasting, despite way too much evidence to the contrary, that "I don't know how to fail"; the lesson from this splendid set of programmes was that, basically, they should have learned.
The specialist Mr. Scholl, apart from his splendid lyrical gifts, gave an occasional lesson in what is now thought to be an appropriate use of vibrato in Baroque music, starting with straight tone and gradually warming it with vibration.
Now, the local women's association offers a way into the village, running a small museum of rural bits and pieces, where they also serve splendid banquets of local food and give afternoon lessons in authentic Palestinian cookery.
The relentless lineup of similarly sized images effectively reminds us of the old lesson: our one planet is one of splendid variety.
