Sentence examples for who lesson from inspiring English sources

But the glossy posters and banners that now cover every inch of free space have turned a trip downtown into a "Who's Who" lesson in Congo's politics—for the country's politicians are at last on the campaign trail.

Having children begin lessons before 4 does not mean they will eventually be better swimmers than those who take lessons later.

Thus, students who received lessons with gesture to the equations had lower posttest scores than those who received lessons without gesture to the equations.

Or someone who needs lessons in breathing and control?

But it's not just children who need lessons in reflection.

Some players, especially those who give lessons, have an eye for an instructive deal.

"They who give lessons to the whole world for once have to swallow some.

Then Iacocca spoke of an early mentor, a gruff, no-nonsense man who instilled lessons that guide him still.

I put it to her that she is one of the people who gives lessons in this.

Mr. Marrero, 56, is an independent ballroom-dancing instructor who gives lessons in various locations in San Francisco.

His piano teacher was a banker's widow who gave lessons in her lace-curtained house, and his physics teacher was primarily the wrestling coach.