Sentence examples for whose lesson from inspiring English sources

In a brightly coloured makeshift classroom David Cameron is chatting to a dozen young Syrian boys whose lesson he has just "dropped in" on.

Shecter's signature visual overload makes this work read like a haunting fable, albeit one whose lesson is far from self-evident.

At some point the currency's weakness will cause tensions with others, particularly the Americans.The euro's rise and fall is a sorry parable, whose lesson is the cost of avoiding hard choices.

The teachers' union and other groups whose lesson plans have come under attack say their curriculums were a response to requests from teachers and parents who say their children are still suffering emotionally from the attacks.

But its premise, the motivating principle behind the rotter's self-transformation, is the self-made Christian spiritualism of a doctor whose offscreen death begins the story and whose lesson, imparted to an artist (Otto Kruger), is passed along to the rich man.

A second purpose is to allow an opportunity for mentoring and support from the Ed Mentors for teachers whose lesson plans may not include the required components.

Inside was a limerick about "a teacher in Goring / whose lessons were all very boring" – and a note.

My visit to Auschwitz was with the Holocaust Educational Trust, whose Lessons from Auschwitz project arranges for 3,000 students from across the UK to visit each year.

Prospective students should start with Living Languages, whose lessons in Italian I found nothing short of delightful, even with a few small hiccups.

Later Eric spends his days drawing his old dad and scenes from the Bible, whose lessons they hurled at each other when Eric strayed and married a Catholic.

"I had a wonderful teacher, Harry Guest, one of whose lessons was him telling us about going to a party in east London where he met Harold Pinter.