lesson

They gave her piano lessons but they couldn’t afford a piano, so Carlos’ father drew piano keys on a piece of paper so she could practice.

The second lesson is that no one writing before the twentieth century holds a key to our problems.

The testimony is damning: the world has not learned its lesson.

The question is whether universities will learn their lesson.

So maybe we should take a lesson from women with brass ovaries: comedy and feminism are longstanding bedfellows.

Isn't it time Kate took a lesson from her grandmother-in-law and weighted down those skirts against the pesky wind?

Two or three paragraphs are all that can be well done for a lesson.

I sneaked out of the office, followed by the broad smiles of every man in the place, and thus ended the first lesson.

When the lesson was over, we used to go up to the watermelon patch behind the garden.

Mose was not an apt pupil, however, for he required a third lesson, and at the end of it Zanzibar was blowing heavily.

Although it was difficult to bring this great culprit to justice, yet his death is a lesson to traitors.