Sentence examples for will have lessons from inspiring English sources

If religious conservatives become converts to teaching critical thinking, examining evidence and entertaining alternative perspectives, they will have lessons to teach us all.

Stay tuned, because the solution to the antibiotics dilemma will have lessons for other areas of market failure when it comes to unlocking value.  .

Call or email the place where you will have lessons, or practices and figure out the prices and days that they have it on.

"People have asked if we'll have lessons on Saturday mornings, as happens in a lot of independent schools.

And everyone will have thorough lessons in the enchantment of art.

"Some of our young players will have learned lessons from the tough period we went through earlier this year.

They have to realise rules apply to everyone". The Olympic legacy school will have swimming lessons in the aquatics centre and sports day in the stadium.

Charles Grant, the director of the Centre for European Reform, believes that Europe will have hard lessons to learn once the crisis passes.

However, a new policy, supported by the Finns Party, is being tested in municipalities close to the Russian border, where instead of mandatory Swedish, Finnish pupils will have mandatory lessons in Russian instead.

It will have several lessons teaching you holistic health principles using herbs and plant medicine.

Maybe year 10 will have a lesson which is run of the mill.