Sentence examples for take the lesson from inspiring English sources

But would Nascar take the lesson?

Perhaps, though, we should take the lesson even further.

Apps allow the user to take the lesson offered by the teacher and expand it.

Still, Democrats should take the lesson of the Republicans' years in the minority to heart.

Carlsen had a scare and will surely take the lesson on board before 2018.

The dancers then take the lesson several thrilling steps further by inviting the young audience members to join in.

And from Prince a writer might take the lesson that elusiveness can possess a deeper beauty than the legible.

If Romney is nominated and he loses then the party will take the lesson that they should never nominate a moderate again.

From Mr. Obama, many people take the lesson that someone can come out of nowhere — four years ago, he was a little-known state legislator.

She would do well to take the lesson about the value of negotiations conducted in good faith and a spirit of cooperation.

Given how angry they may be about this when they're older, I suspect that someday the girls will take the lesson to heart, and suddenly "E".