Sentence examples for time lessons from inspiring English sources

Only this time, lessons in pinching pennies are being taught not in the nation's classrooms but in its stores.

The school was completely child-centred – a phenomenon at that time; lessons weren't compulsory, and you could more or less do what you liked as long as you didn't harm anyone else.

"If anybody could do it today, one would imagine Google would be best positioned, and it is obvious they have made only meager gains," said David B. Yoffie, a professor at the Harvard Business School, and the co-author of "Competing on Internet Time: Lessons From Netscape and Its Battle With Microsoft".

This estimate did not include the additional inherent savings in time, lessons learned or other aspects not readily quantifiable.

In the same time, lessons are trying to become "Lessons Learned" as part of the society's and communities' efforts to live with earthquake hazard and to try to mitigate the earthquake disaster risk.

And while the company is taking its time, lessons learned from the Note fiasco have apparently not precluded Samsung from going big with the device – quite literally, with a display that's said to be even larger than the phablet line.

Which brings us to Big Time lesson No. 4: If you want votes, cast votes.

Then, consider reviewing nominees from past years' Oscars to chart the country's changing climate and mood over time (lesson plan).

It was a real time lesson in the power of thinking in new ways.

I felt right at home and began to enjoy my term-time lessons.

For the youngest children, part-time lessons could be considered as they adjust.