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Around the end of their career, the beginning of a profound anti-death-ching hing Siming painful lessons of history.

But when I used to ask why you didn't come to my gigs, you used to reply that you supported me by paying the bills for my music lessons.

The lessons here assume you know nothing about harmonica. Choose a harmonica in the store and just begin with it.

What lessons, if any , does Stalin seem to draw from his war experience ?

He said he prayed and reflected there about the life of Jesus and lessons of his teachings, and how they can be applied to daily life.

My teacher told me to concentrate on my lessons. He said I would not be successful if I went through life being a clockwatcher.

And the last part sums up the experience and lessons learned from the construction of political modernization since the foundation of PRC.

The only person who seemed to have absorbed the lessons of that game was a skinny little guard on the UMass freshman team named Rick Pitino.

You can and should learn from everyone, be it a crook or a saint. Every life is a story filled with lessons ripe for the picking.

Dec: I had lessons for a while and just got up to grade 1 but quit after that and just played my own pieces or songs that I wanted to cover.

There is nothing here for whoever would learn, educate himself, or better himself. This country has no lessons to teach.

Tom and I were happy to hire him and a few weeks later we began private lessons at my dining room table.

Learning English should be a fun experience. And I hope with the help of my video lessons, you will discover just how much fun it can be.

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Before we focus on what must happen next, let us pause for a minute and reflect on that initial debate and the lessons to be learnt.

The only American Presidents she remembered from her history lessons were Washington ( "a great man" ) and Lincoln.

tom ' s mother often tells him to work hard at his lessons , which has no effect.

What happened to the brave new world we were all promised in the aftermath of the banking crisis, the world where lessons had been learned?

Many parents want their children to carry phones for use in an emergency but would they be happy to see them allowed in lessons?

Ms. Jiang views the problem as generational, recalling how the embroidery lessons that were standard in her schooldays have been eliminated.

But to cut back on government spending at a time of large-scale unemployment would ignore all the lessons learned from the Great Depression.

He made his lessons easy to understand.

"It is extremely important for today's China to be able to draw some lessons from the experiences of others, " he said.

Let me share with you some interesting observations that I believe serve as great motivational lessons.

When Mr. Lee presented Mr. Obama with a gift of a taekwondo outfit, Mr. Obama recalled lessons he took in the martial art when he was young.

I watched you, and I learned most of life's lessons I need to know to be a good and productive person when I grow up.

All her elocution lessons were just a mask. She was a chiseler from the day she was born.

During his early teens, he took music lessons on the violin and played in a high school orchestra, but his heart went out to the piano.

Sammy is so nice. He always goes out of his way to help us to correct our mistakes in our lessons.

I absolutely loved the five lessons given by the very easy-flowing story of this book, and I can relate to every one of them.

It was only a question of time before one of the three firms tried to apply these emerging-market lessons in the West.

Now, if he practices for a year and takes lessons, he's now eight and he sounds like this.

And yes, none believed that I used to be so bad in dancing that I had to have remedial lessons.

I tell him I'll buy him a kickboard like his cousin's and a pair of swim goggles if he'll continue with the lessons.

Cynics note that this gives the industry just two years before it begins to forget the stresses and resulting lessons of the past three.

I learnt two serious, and probably universal, lessons: cash is always better than credit cards and no stretchy black velvet.

Many children at his age have had various English lessons, anyway, lessons cannot be better than English circumstances.

The three lessons that have had the greatest impact on my life have to do with feelings, with failure and with finding happiness.

What, finally, are the lessons, beyond the obvious one that it is idiotic to believe that the prices of any asset class can only go up?

Now, he's trying to share the lessons he learned from his experience. Recently, he spoke to a class in Greenwood Village, Colo.

First lessons in any subject are usually designed to make you think the whole course is going to be as easy as ABC.

He took an interest in music and performance at a young age, starting violin lessons at age six and the piano two years later.

I remembered one of his lessons one night when I was ready to quit a political campaign I was losing, and wrote about it in my diary.

His paintings of the lunar landscape, which fetch tens of thousands of dollars, bear the lessons of his time as an astronaut.

It seemed, too, as if some of the lessons from other disasters that could have been applied in Haiti were being ignored.

But we had met a few times and I had been giving lessons to her son and she thought that I was a good person.

He said he stayed there two days. He is afraid of the test at the end of the month, because he had no lessons any days.

Document and incorporate your hindsight lessons as you pursue the next stage of your business.

Half the time I had to grub cigarettes from the students, and during the lessons sometimes I munched a bit of dry bread with them.

Hung never met Mao and says she was happy when he gave up taking language lessons.

They were unique. Her father did not give her art lessons. He even stopped painting his own pictures.

School's back in session, and with it come life-lessons in money management for students.

Since Maggie asked for a sick leave of three days , she should make up for her lost lessons .

Many economists are now trying to absorb lessons learned by psychologists, neuroscientists and sociologists.

As a bit of a foodie, all of these lessons were absolutely enlightening.

She recalled how he'd always liked her cookies and seemed so interested in her lessons. A picture slid out of the envelope and onto her lap.

Historical lessons tell us that environmental degradation has always been a factor in social collapses.

From the second week, we began to have lessons. I've been expecting to my new subjects, for I enjoy them. But I'm feeling a little nervous.

Faced with it , some of them can stand up to it . draw useful lessons from it and try hard to fulfill what they are determined to do.

Get out of the conference room and refine and revise as you learn lessons in actual practice.

He had his first music lessons in the local public schools. His mother bought him a saxophone in nineteen thirty-three.

Take driving lessons from the Stig - well sort of. . . try to match the Stig's perfect lap on the Top Gear Test Track.

Little girls are easy to teach, lessons only last about 45 minutes, and she lives nearby as well.

It seems to me that two of the economic policy lessons of the financial crash need to be held on to.

And one of the observations I had was that there were some lessons not specifics that felt very similar, but some feelings.

"With a comparatively good language background, students will concentrate more on their lessons, " she said.

In the envelope was enough money to pay for the rest of my school year and a request that I take piano lessons in her memory.

This guide was strictly a product of the accumulated lessons of a woman's life time of quiet cultivation and propriety in action.

At this time, I had taken four years of piano lessons. Yet, I never felt capable of performing in public.

All that I need do is accept it wholeheartedly, and ask for guidance to understand and learn the lessons that it provides.

While the first priority was to manage the crisis, he said the world must begin considering its longer term lessons.

Carlos: So Gabrielle says that you and Bree are taking lessons three times a week.

There was one stipulation: The money was strictly for pleasure--a vacation, music lessons, or a new pair of skis.

Everyone was cooped up in cells for most of the day, and the children had only an hour or so of lessons.

I don't have any illusions that this sort of thing could be anything near a complete education. Some lessons have to be hard-won.

During one of my lessons he asked how much practising I was doing.

The lessons from the destruction of that wicked generation have been referred to throughout the Bible.

A few weeks ago, what began as a typical Saturday morning turned into one of those lessons that life seems to hand you from time to time.

Wilson becomes more than just a great ant man. He extends the lessons of the ant heap to the panorama of evolution.

It is impossible for her to review her lessons.

Campaign chic: Yoweri Museveni, who attended Uganda's International Fashion Week back in 2004, seems to have learned some valuable lessons.

One of the first lessons I learnt in Econ101 was that barter trade is inefficient compared with a money economy.

He will take surfing lessons, no matter how much they cost.

Yes, if the animal is in pain and is suffering, it is all right to offer it rest and allow it to continue its lessons in another way.

He began as a young child. He took his first lessons at the Music Academy of Tel Aviv.

Actually , Su appears to have learned quite a few lessons, both from textbooks and out in society . And his fans have taken notice.

I, Angelo, desire to tell you about many lessons you are not wanting to hear.

The mini-lessons will give you a glimpse at the kind of things you'll learn in b-school and help you make sure an MBA is right for you.

The power of a volunteer to transform a visitor's experience was just one of the many lessons gleaned from a week.

Poor Ermengarde was not clever. She could never remember any of her school lessons, and Miss Minchin was always angry with her.

Tom said he would have no lessons the next Sunday.

One of our lessons learnt is that we did not enforce the roles and responsibilities we set at the beginning of the program.

We've got lessons, we'll get into trouble, and that's nothing to what Hagrid's going to be in when someone finds out what he's doing.

But to cut government spending at a time of large-scale unemployment would be to ignore the lessons of history.

Bree: Well, the nurses at your office may start wondering why you're disappearing three times a week. Tennis lessons are a plausible alibi.

Unfortunately, as I said, we don't seem to have learned those lessons. Will we ever?

Half-hour lessons are fine, so you could do a half hour of each subject two days a week.

The reasons why provide some important lessons about how American resources can be used to help build a more stable and resilient world.

e. g. After the children had gone to bed, she began to prepare her lessons.

Certainly the lessons Holmes and Brandeis tried to teach seemed to be lost during the early years of the Cold War.

You're barking up the wrong tree if you think I'm gonna give you guitar lessons. You know I can't play.

And one of the great lessons that Greenpeace actually learned was that it's okay to lose control.

While Emily was working on her French lessons or watching football games on TV, George was working for his father in his store after school.

He took the extracurricular lessons his parents chose. He applied to the secondary school they recommended.

Q: Are there any more lessons you think we can learn from SGML before we "stab it in the back, " as you suggested in your speech?

i ' m going to leave for changsha for drawing lessons for a month . so , i have to leave my parents and my computer for a good long while.

Working in the garden can offer lessons about teamwork and persistence that are highly applicable to the office.

Write down the insights and life lessons God teaches you about him, about yourself, about life, relationships, and everything else.

He took lessons, and had to wear a hip brace for a year.

As we begin to understand how carbon dioxide controls our climate there's never been a better time to learn lessons from our neighbour.

Do you think it would be a good idea for schools to ask students their opinions about lessons?

"Any help that China can offer now is not just a capital injection but its own lessons from the crisis, " Jin added.

We are already delivering thousands of lessons a week to students all over China with our professional foreign teachers.

The same lessons are being learnt in a different context, that of financial services for the very poor.

One of the many bitter lessons she learnt in her years as a Junior Minister was never to accept advice without double checking it herself.

I've begun to see these back and forth lessons from climbing to business to other walks of life.

To be fair, the authorities seem to have learnt some lessons.

She was an excellent student: always present and focused on the lessons. She took extensive notes, she participated fully.

These lessons specific to you and learning them is the key to discovering and fulfilling the meaning of your own life.

Professor, I know it's really hard to give lessons to the students in four days a week, so what do you think of our students?

During the lessons, being able to visualize words makes them easier to understand.

As a young woman growing up in Williamsburg Virginia, Martha Dandridge had lessons in sewing, housekeeping, cooking, dancing, and music.

In order not to offend the famous master, he took lessons in secret from another compose, Joan Schenk.

JSF is the result of lessons learned over several years of evolving Web development techniques on the Java platform.

Good enough for you. Now you know, don't you? I'm come to have lessons, I am. And pay for em too: Make no mistake.

The meeting is always scheduled for Friday afternoon, when all lessons for the year level concerned are cancelled.

Each of these aircraft was a distillation of the lessons learned and the experience gained from its predecessors.

For a while I did lessons while walking up and down the stairs of my apartment building.

When things do go wrong, make sure there are mentors or coaches ready to help junior managers confront and draw lessons from their mistakes.

It's easy to talk about the weather, your pets, your school lessons, and especially your hobbies.

I know that for myself, it is sometimes easy to feel that "Life has taught me some tough lessons, and the scars do not heal easily. "

Lessons with the intoxicating lavender color, smell flowers, the flowers will be able to understand it.

Yet this particular episode has at least two specific lessons for the eurozone, as well.

Added to teaching programs it will be able to help such software work out whether the lessons being proferred have been learned.

she answered herself. 'How can you learn lessons in here? Why, there's hardly room for YOU, and no room at all for any lesson-books! '

At the age of fifteen she gave up taking piano lessons to concentrate on her school work.

A year after Lehman Brothers collapsed, a think-tank has warned the lessons of the crisis have not been learned.

Her mother gave her dancing lessons and an adopted godfather trained her in riding at his estate in Kent.

The audio lessons force you to listen and speak more than I ever did in school.

This trip taught me a few lessons and opened my eyes to a few simple secrets of balanced living.

The Wii is an attempt to apply the lessons of the DS to a fixed console that plugs into the television.

We find simultaneous equations hard so the lessons seem to go on forever!

Recently, I've been talking with my manager about how I can share my experiences and lessons with managers across the company.

Secondary junior middle school begins , I give lessons right away always going to bed.

The beginning lessons assume that you have no experience with the harmonica or with music. Just start with the early lessons.

He and his wife started applying the lessons: They made a point to live below their means.

But as far as the Congress reviewing these issues and trying to gain lessons learned, we'll obviously cooperate.

The OECD is sufficiently impressed that it has selected Brazil as a case study of "Encouraging lessons from a large federal system" .

tomorrow's lessons, Frank has no time to go out with his friends.

Perhaps you don't need to take notes in her lessons. It's easy to remember what she tells you.

What you need is just a ten hole harmonica in the key of C, and then come here to follow the lessons.

For one hour a week the class had elocution lessons from an old, portly teacher called Mr Priestley.

Over the last decade, numerous books featuring lessons from historical figures have appeared on the shelves of bookstores around the world.

Strive for perfection. Be diligent at my lessons and work. Have a sense of responsibility. Have the courage to meet new challenges.

One of the earliest lessons I learned as a child was what if you looked away from something , it might not be there when you looked back .

Some of life's lessons are learned the hard way. The person who has had to pay for a mistake will be careful not to make that mistake again.

Li responded that she just wants to share her experiences and lessons drawn from her 10- year TV hosting career.

Their son is at boarding school, but their daughter, Zhao Hui, has lessons at a school just round the corner.

I'd tell her that I had no time to worry about such things, being too busy preparing lessons for the next day.

The lessons of these companies can be learned and applied by the vast majority of managers at all levels.

But victory did not restore the intellectual peace. Macroeconomists split into two camps, drawing opposite lessons from the episode.

They used to present only a limited range of courses and study programmes. They used to deliver lessons in a rigid and circumscribed way.

He used to spend so much time playing computer games that he was not interested in his lessons.

as for the lessons, I told u last night on the phone as soon as i knew it would be five students i would have to charge more money.

Indeed, one of the lessons of our effort in Iraq is that American influence around the world is not a function of military force alone.

Those left behind began to exploit an obvious market opportunity, offering private lessons on the side.

With such a strong focus on ISAT, some things, like science experiments and other hands-on lessons, are excluded.

But I have been having too many lessons, so I do not have enough time to prepare the course ware. For that, I ask for your understanding.

These steps combine a few lessons each, helping you to take care of your mind, heart, body and soul and achieve a true transformation.

The lessons that she goes through do not conform with the internationally received standard of human rights.

In New York City, you're more likely to see huge discounts on music lessons, theater tickets and interesting restaurants.

He applied some of the lessons he learned at the conference and gradually began to win Tina over through real love.

But his shadow will only be truly lifted if the new Libyan leadership draws the right lessons, not the wrong ones, from his demise.

It may be necessary to stop at intervals in the learning process and go back to the difficult points in the lessons.

So what have we learned, and what do those lessons tell us about the current likelihood of a crisis turning into a market-shaking bear?

"Among the many lessons I've learned through this whole experience is to speak a little less, " Blagojevich said after the verdict was read.

He took flamenco lessons to help him do that.

Few now are willing to guess how the dispute will end, but Vale appears to have learnt some lessons from its Canadian experience.

It is known as the Music Room because once it was used for music lessons.

at the end of the lesson , we all said "goodbye " , " see you soon" to everyone . english lessons are going to be enjoyable !

He was a writer, and a survivor, and his turbulent professional apprenticeship had taught him some important lessons.

All of this was a direct application of the economic concepts built on the lessons from the Great Depression.

The other thing is to take lessons. Get a good swing, a groomed swing, so that you're hitting the ball more gracefully.

The upper part of the digestive system includes magnetics that assists in pulling down the next lessons from source.

But it is still hard to tell how Sinochem will apply these lessons to a bid for PotashCorp.

Perhaps, by the time the next one does come, some lessons will have been learned about the benefits of openness.

They also recommend capturing lessons learned and educate the rest of the enterprise before continuing with the next SOA project.

But behind all that confidence, I figure, must be some hard lessons learned.

She got through her lessons as well as she could, and managed to escape reprimands by being a model of deportment.

I took my daughter to the conservatory for her music lessons before going to the meeting.

I first came to China in 2000 to see one of my sisters who was back then working in Beijing and get some Chinese lessons.

A flexible format allowing users to drill on specific topics, work on specific lessons, or to take simulated exams.

Lessons need to be learnt from both of those mistakes; as they do from widespread concerns about the state of education and health care.

So if you do not wish to play blues, at least follow the blues lessons which teach note bending.

Marian Anderson was very happy. Her friends agreed to help pay for her lessons.

But it may be a key to winning public support for the sector as it takes lessons from the Japanese incidents.

All this will be amazing for learning lessons and really becoming masters of your own energy.

Like it or not, what has happened this week is of profound importance, and its lessons are profoundly important too.

We were supposed to be in lessons in the wu'xi number 1 high school all day according to the itinerary.

lessons learned have been entered into a shared database which can house lessons learned on any program , commodity and model year.

I'm a teacher trainee and I'll be teaching you English this week. I've got five lessons with you.

It was extraordinarily difficult - not physically, but mentally - and reminded me of my first driving lessons.

He took his first flying lessons there and passed the test to become a flier .

The best teachers are the ones whose lessons stay with you long after you leave their class.

Sometimes my Teacher would arrange for me to have lessons on the grand piano positioned in the middle of the lobby area.

I usually review my lessons in the morning and call on some friends or to go to see a film in the afternoon.

This book has a lot of business lessons in it for budding startup entrepreneurs, so for that reason alone I recommend it to our readers.

For the piano learners correctly Scriabin, correct understanding of his music creation of an early piano lessons and reference.

Initially, Mr Xu thought that he would be able to acquire management lessons by osmosis from Mr Chen.

GM has absorbed some of these lessons, and now plans to cut a third of jobs, a quarter of its factories, and shrink to four brands.

It seems to me (that )they can earn extra money by giving private lessons.

Some officers of the art of war are trying to summarize the lessons learned.

Other regimes will learn lessons from the Iran debacle and are likely to be better prepared for the next twitterised revolution.

Yeah, a few years ago I decided to start taking skating lessons. I know it's crazy, and a waste of time, but.

Able to produce practical, interesting and effective lessons thanks to extensive experience in international trade and overseas sales.

Jesus was the master teacher. What lessons can we learn from his teaching methods in this chapter?

Some of the most essential life lessons and wisdom young Ross acquired did not come from a book or a classroom.

Mr Hurley and Mr Chen also soaked up the lessons of Google, including: do not bombard users with intrusive adverts.

The World Bank's Mr. Dollar says that China does offer sound lessons for other countries trying to escape poverty.

Each problem and its solution are briefly described, and the lessons learned are molded into the practical guidelines that make up the book.

As you learned in the previous lessons, variables are used to store different types of data for use by your program.

Being Santa can be awfully daunting but there are a few good lessons to be learned once you step into those big black boots.

Read through these lessons, and you will see that there is enough instructuion for you to go a long way with the 10 hole harmonica.

You miss out on learning your individual lessons by distracting yourself with feelings of bitterness and resentment.

Six days a week, Ms. Park drove her daughter to skating lessons, monitoring her training and recording her mistakes.

I made a mistake, yes, but I'll be damned if I don't learn a lifetime's worth of lessons from it.

In January it looked as if the opposite lessons could be drawn from events.

The company specializes in GMAT, GRE, SAT and LSAT testing and matches videos and lessons to a students "learning arc" .

But kids also attended private music lessons for an average of 45 minutes a week and practiced on their own at home.

By sharing lessons and establishing models of good work, public awareness has slowly improved one step at a time.

English lessons taught by the foreign teacher will be held from late August, one hour for each class, twice a week.

Although these are important questions, there is often a lack of interest in lessons learned by other developers.

Microsoft used the lessons of that crisis as it planned for the ultimate succession.

What she couldn't understand was that fewer and fewer students showed interest in her lessons.

Refresh yourself from the perspective that so-called "mistakes" do not constitute failure; they are only new lessons to be learned.

This is why many people who attended French lessons at school, even those who got good grades, have forgotten it a few years later.

Ms. de Larrocha began to demand piano lessons when she was 3, after visiting her aunt as she taught students.

There are so many lessons to be learned from looking back to see what caused these current hard economic times.

There must be a period of uncertainty and confusion before it begins in order for the great lessons to have maximum impact.

This is all possible because Chinese policy makers have learned some important lessons from earlier innovation failures.

And the board as a whole needs to learn the lessons from an experiment in management that has so far been a wretched failure.

As I climbed, and especially on my way down, I began to realize the lessons required to reach the top and make it back down safely.

ELIZABETH: Great. I gave my granddaughter some skydiving lessons for her graduation.

He must be a good student, for he is always careful with his lessons.

The nozzle of paper: each time, the lessons of a piece of paper that it corresponds to stack.

Amelia Earhart was so thrilled by her first airplane ride that she quickly began to take flying lessons.

They decide when it is best for you to incarnate, to ensure that the lessons you need come at an appropriate time.

The lessons in this book will shed some light on how the market economy achieves such feats, day in and day out.

I could never afford lessons so everything I learned was on my own, learning other people's songs, making up my own stuff, etc.

Hard lessons, and yet these are the spiritual lessons of the human species due to the history upon Earth.