Sentence examples for welcome lessons from inspiring English sources
He says stuff like "One of the few welcome lessons age teaches is that only desire trumps time" (which seems, incidentally, exactly the opposite of what age teaches).
— Joe Ingram, a high school teacher of history and government, learned a welcome lesson here on Saturday.
Full of warmth, humor and a welcome lesson about bullies, Davies's debut cries out for a follow-up.
It was troubling at times to salute a character who tried only until dissatisfied, but there was a welcome lesson at hand.
Most children wouldn't welcome language lessons on a Sunday morning, particularly in an old, unfamiliar and rarely spoken tongue.
Good morning and welcome to Lesson One in the "Middle-class Person's Guide to Speaking to Proletarian Tradesmen".
Not of delight The Derek Draper letters Cobwebs Umpire required Farm lessons Welcome to the cabinet ReprintsCo-operation between the authorities helps too.
Not of delight The Derek Draper letters Cobwebs Umpire required Farm lessons Welcome to the cabinet ReprintsIts general principles make sense.
Not of delight The Derek Draper letters Cobwebs Umpire required Farm lessons Welcome to the cabinet ReprintsPart of the evidence is the sheer dull perfunctoriness of what now passes for cabinet meetings.
Not of delight The Derek Draper letters Cobwebs Umpire required Farm lessons Welcome to the cabinet ReprintsBy contrast, Knowsley, whose levels of deprivation are almost as high as Liverpool's, spends almost 20% less than the average and yet the inspectors found it to be providing a high quality of service to its needy people.
Not of delight The Derek Draper letters Cobwebs Umpire required Farm lessons Welcome to the cabinet ReprintsHowever, the latest survey by the British Chambers of Commerce showed that businessmen in services as well as manufacturing are starting to feel nervous.
