Sentence examples for wrote lessons from inspiring English sources

In a letter Mr. Smith sent to a Times reporter from prison in January, he brushed off questions about illness and wrote, "Lessons?

When asked why he spent his retirement years helping others, Mr. Hickey wrote: "Lessons learned on the campus of Notre Dame, from my Irish Catholic background, and a tour of 49 months in the Navy in WWII, convinced me that we all must help God's less fortunate".

Gulko recently wrote Lessons with a Grandmaster, published by Everyman Chess.

When you and I enter a church, people who rehearsed music, wrote lessons, practiced reciting, centered themselves in prayer and contemplation, printed copies of bulletins, assembled them, arranged flowers, studied Scripture, polished pews, mopped floors, cleaned toilets, cut lawns, ironed robes and more have already left an imprint where we gather.

As tracyd1 wrote: Lesson learned here: Parents, listen to your child.

Teacher Wei writes lessons on the blackboard, her students copy them into notebooks and everybody seems pretty miserable.

A century and a half later, diagramming sentences is even more out of date than writing lessons on a piece of slate.

It is the "word work," or phonics, portion of reading and writing lessons that take up almost half the day at Public School 172 in Sunset Park, Brooklyn.

Stern is perched at the end of a long wooden bar, where she is able to bypass the queue and ask passing baristas for free refills, in return for which she provides writing lessons to the staff.

"Cooking Basics" is similar to a correspondence course, consisting of written lessons -- 14 in all, covering fundamental concepts like kitchen equipment, terminology, menu planning and, at the end, simple recipes.

Because of Wahhabi strictures on segregation, I found female students in a classroom where they watch their male professor on a television set -- or rather watch part of him, his arm writing lessons on a board.