Sentence examples for time for lesson from inspiring English sources

So it's time for lesson 2, for Muslim leaders: Action, not speeches, is needed to link the image of a Muslim with love, life, and liberty.

She knew it was time for lessons.

— It was nearly time for lessons to begin, but Marcel and Kwesi could not be found.

Mr. Sanchez, 66, said he always wanted to learn English but had not had time for lessons.

The student was incredibly busy and found it difficult to set aside the time for lessons.

When the Russian circus comes to town, two of their acrobats always make time for lessons.

4.48pm: The session is coming to a close, so time for lessons learned.

Maybe more time for lessons in creating and tinkering and finding the fun in trying will lead to an interest in tech and STEM careers, and maybe it won't.

Not by his mother, father or two older brothers, but by Shelley, who is paid by Samir's state primary school to ensure he is ready and on time for lessons today.

But if pupils in the UK think they are hard done by, they can take comfort from the fact that they still get longer than their counterparts at some US schools, where lunchbreaks have been cut to 15 minutes to allow more time for lessons.

Weekends give her more time for lessons.