Sentence examples for turn lessons from inspiring English sources

Turn lessons into games to keep the child engaged.

Some experts recommend adding vitamin B-6 to your diet as it regulates the serotonin in your body which in turn lessons anxiety.

Each reauthorization of VAWA has turned lessons learned into new, effective policy.

Before Dubliners the short story was a didactic affair full of twists and turns, moral lessons, a safe milieu where readers were told exactly what to think about this character and that life.

"That version of the site didn't even get to 100 reservations in over two years," she says, seemingly proud of the mistake-turned-lesson.

Turn your lessons on your timetable into magical lessons (for example English could become charms).

WHAT better places to turn for lessons in how to prosper in adverse conditions than Japan and Germany?

The trick now for Mr. Obama, presidential scholars say, will be to turn the lessons he has learned in the health care fight to the other big, intractable issues that loom, from climate change to unemployment, to Iran, and even to the ultimate behemoth that has bedeviled American presidents since 1967: Middle East peace.

When we turn those lessons into something that elevates, delights, or enriches the experience of others, then we are reaching for our highest purpose.

Then, in time and in turn, perhaps lessons learned from our military will translate into policies, practices and cultural norms change that will help rid civilian society of its problem of sexual violence.

I recently taught one boy who could single-handedly turn a lesson into chaos.