Sentence examples for the last lesson from inspiring English sources

Implemented curriculum information was collected from adjacent grades on more than 20 mathematics topics and more than 20 science topics regarding whether it was taught, how much it had been taught the last year, whether it was the subject of the last lesson, and for some topics whether four example items from the topic were appropriate for the class.

It was the last lesson for a long time.

That was probably the last lesson my mother taught her six surviving sons.

The last lesson in unusual politics comes from Costco, longtime home of the $1.50 hot dog and gummy bears by the barrel.

There's the last lesson left from a conflict that touches us all, near or far, on a beach or in Burgos square.

It is, none the less, the tragedy it ends with: the last lesson in a thrilling, disquieting sermon of what ignorance and caprice can wreak.

It's not that I don't want the president to do it the other way, but, you know, the last lessons that we've learned the last eight years, let's do it, and we should be doing it.

During the last lessons of the intervention, a short questionnaire was handed out to the students of the experimental schools, evaluating the intervention program shortly (ten questions on content and attractiveness of the lessons, including intervention materials).

He went on to graduate first in his class at Georgetown and then attended Harvard Law School; during a series of interviews, he told Biskupic that the lasting lesson he took from his time with the Jesuits was: "[Do] not... separate your religious life from your intellectual life.

Amanda, impeccably dressed in a black coat, a pearl necklace and a broad-brimmed black hat, read the first lesson, from Ephesians 6 10-18, in a soft, composed voice; the second, and last, lesson was read by Mr. Cameron.

The class had one last lesson, on how to stay safe during the summer.