Sentence examples for the lessons at from inspiring English sources

The lessons of KIPP — some of the lessons, at least — also apply to schools that are not so poor.

The lessons at the end are as superficial as the culture the film was originally trying to critique.

We ignore the lessons at our peril — especially the lesson of Iraq, which everyone just wants to forget but is hugely relevant.

The lessons at Borchard's apartment were among the most glorious, and at the same time most unreal, moments in Latte's illicit existence.

Schools now tell you what they're teaching your children so that you can supplement the lessons at home, and in the enormous potential for anxiety that opens up there's money to be made.

Although I could go through the lessons at my own pace when convenient, the idea was to finish in a two- or four-week period (depending on the course), when the instructor, a Cook's editor, was available to respond to e-mail queries.

And here, it seems to me, lies the lesson at the core of the whole film-or-digital debate.

Both groups received academic achievement test, attitude and anxiety scales toward the lesson at the beginning and the end of the instruction.

Any doubters need only seek the YouTube clip of Blair reading the lesson at Princess Diana's funeral.

During his medical training, he attended what he calls "the lesson at the morgue," and what he learned there shaped his methods as a writer.

"The lesson at the end of the day is that the powerful are judged not by their ends but their means.