Sentence examples for world-class lesson from inspiring English sources
Ms. Sandberg, no doubt, got a world-class lesson in engineering and user design during her six years at Google, but that wasn't her focus.
For world-class runners, the lesson of the day is that when they go after $10,000 first prizes on a Saturday, they should be extra careful what they eat two days before, especially smoked salmon and cream cheese.
Not necessary with Success Network curriculum specialists who develop world-class units and lesson plans centrally, then refine them in workshops built for teachers to differentiate for the unique learners in their care.
Mr. Schenly, the founder of Pianofest, wanted to create "a colony of pianists" who would spend six hours a day five days a week for eight weeks honing their skills, taking lessons from world-class professionals, playing for colleagues and performing.
That is the lesson of a world-class swindler like Bernard Madoff, and of Donald Silva, in his parents' bed with a ten-year-old boy and the woman he later married — not to mention Jeffrey Clay.
There are some relevant lessons for observers in the West here, beyond the obvious ones involving Putin's world-class levels of crankiness.
There used to be a world-class train station where the Garden now hunkers, but our masters tore down Pennsylvania Station, perhaps to teach us a lesson.
More world-class players?
A "world-class location".
Fewer world-class players?
