Sentence examples for winning lessons from inspiring English sources

Winning lessons include history classes that travel throughout the Northwest Bronx and East New York and a Brooklyn science class that uses computers to care for a student-built greenhouse.

After its formation, BASIC installed a gifted and talented magnet at Jane Long, a school which Donald R. McAdams, a former HISD school board member and author of Fighting to Save Our Urban Schools-- and Winning!: Lessons from Houston, described as a school that was "unacceptable" to Bellaire residents since it was less than 10% white.

Some of the songs have been revived and readapted from early-20th-century musicals, and they possess both wisdom and bite, making the production among the festival's most winning history lessons.

We must internalize the hard won lessons of the Obama campaign.

I realized today as I continued to struggle with maintaining a positive mindset to the challenges in building a small business, that really if I could just apply the hard won lessons of how to sustain a relationship to my work, it might feel totally new or at least do-able.

As noted at the beginning of this discussion, we have learned some hard won lessons.

While he was very successful in treating national affairs like a cornball burlesque show and throwing all professional ethics aside in the name of winning, the lesson of Lee Atwater is that such behavior is ultimately destructive.

If they win, the lesson will be: Never Touch Medicare.

Whoever wins, the lesson will be the same: patriotism is about much more than simply supporting a team.

If he were to win, the lesson from Germany and Italy would be that the key to electoral success in Europe lies either in stressing the need to "balance" reform (as Mr Schröder did) or in bashing the EU.

Tonight, before 5,327 chilled spectators at Stanford University's Cobb Field, Greene taught Montgomery a lesson, winning their semifinal.