Sentence examples for the lesson would be from inspiring English sources

Because the lesson would be so sad.

You might have thought that the lesson would be obvious.

Sandler sighed and said: "In times of crisis like that, the lesson would be to do something.

The lesson would be, you almost have to knock down the World Trade Center and the Pentagon to get us to go after you".

Assuming the tax works this way, the lesson would be that we can, up to some point, curb emissions without hugely disrupting the economy.

If she ever decided to package the experience in a case study for principals and teachers, the lesson would be "stand up and take responsibility".

We needed to believe that a robust and transparent investigation into this tragedy would take place and that the lessons would be learned.

The Excelsior Multi Academy Trust, which runs Parkfield, announced that the lessons would be suspended last week following talks with parents and education chiefs.

At the initial meeting with those interested in the course we decided that the lessons would be based around Python 2.7 and that it would use a test-driven approach with unit tests illustrating the talk and whiteboard work.

The lessons would be taught by regular English as a second language instructors.

Participants reported learning a lot from the messages presented in the short lesson, indicating that this lesson would be conducive to the time constraints experienced by this population.