Sentence examples for today a lesson from inspiring English sources
That indicates official awareness of the potential reach of international criminal justice today, a lesson Libya has learned through Lockerbie.
By Vanna Le May 15 , 2011A lesson in "logical punctuation": does the period belong inside or outside the quotation marks?
The Asian currency crisis of the late 1990s taught developing countries the potential hazards of loans that can be here today and gone tomorrow — a lesson that some European countries ignored to their regret.
Ms. Dean is back today with a lesson in Yiddish.
"Today was a lesson in concentration, so hopefully we can improve on that.
In 2010, learning a lesson from the experience in 2001, we excluded institutions for disabilities and that had long-term care facilities from the original database.
Last week, during a lesson on common denominators, a new boy began tapping on his desk.
"What happened last year was a lesson," Fabregas said in an interview with Spanish sports daily Marca.
Perhaps 1945 is a lesson learned, but those restraints need to be well understood.
Senator Clinton's campaign in 2000 was a lesson in the value of star wattage.
Indeed, the title of the novel was first translated in 1932 as A Lesson in Love.
