Sentence examples for takes the lessons from inspiring English sources

"Obviously, I'd be open to anything that takes the lessons from Boston and uses them to improve this," said Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida and a member of the group.

Her new book, "PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD: A YOUNG DANCER'S GUIDE TO LIFE" (Workman Publishing, $9.95), takes the lessons learned in ballet class and applies to other contexts, illustrated by charming photographs of her students.

Nikolaus Harnoncourt/Chamber Orchestra of Europe: less iconoclastic than Norrington's period instruments, Harnoncourt's recording still thrills with discovery, as he takes the lessons of the historically informed movement to the modern instruments of the COE players.

First, Lewis takes the lessons quantum physics teaches seriously enough to withhold endorsement of Almost-Lewis's fifth thesis, that the only perfectly natural relations are spatiotemporal relations.

The new device takes the lessons learned from the company's best-selling Echo Dot and applies them to its formerly most compelling product, the Echo Show.

The device takes the lessons learned from previous Surface products and applies them to a more familiar and universal form factor. Sure, there are things you can't do on the Laptop that are standard fare for other Surfaces.

(Just prepare to have HR called if he takes the lesson the wrong way).

Beyoncé took the lessons to heart.

He took the lessons before he even entered Formula One.

Churchill took the lessons of war and peace seriously.

They want to see what's behind the garden wall, and take the lessons home".