geometry lesson

He forced us to reason, and I have been the better for those geometry lessons all my life.

Aflight across the United States looks like nothing so much as a giant geometry lesson.

He habitually carried a long, thin stick; he'd been using it to point to the figures in the geometry lesson.

They are used for a variety of mechanical and engineering-related applications, but perhaps the most common use is in geometry lessons in schools.

Arthur gives her a geometry lesson showing how powers in arithmetic can be translated to geometrical dimensions.

The choreography emphasizes dancers moving in such carefully regulated ways that the ballet resembles an animated geometry lesson.

In a geometry lesson, she showed the class how to build structures from straws and tape, then held a competition to build the tallest.

Her geometry lessons aren't cheap.

It was less like a firework display or aurora and more like a vast, painstaking geometry lesson.

Such transformation geometry lessons present an alternate view that contrasts with classical synthetic geometry.

Geometry lessons?

Needless to say, we all looked forward to Billy as our sub since he practiced his standup routines instead of our geometry lesson.

Although the star originated in the church's schools as a geometry lesson, it was soon adopted throughout the Moravian Church as an Advent symbol.

"Geometry Lesson" appears to be a tour de force of light, texture and design well before its structural diagonals are discerned as the legs of figures asleep in adjacent beds.

This contains Bucky's geometry lessons for understanding the functioning of the universe, which he said would lead to the knowledge necessary to manifest results that would allow all humanity to thrive.

The Warlock reached in, pulled out another live bat, then several sheets of parchment marked with what might have been geometry lessons and with script printed in a large, precise hand.

The first Moravian star is known to have originated in the 1830s at the Moravian Boys' School in Niesky, Germany, most probably as a geometry lesson or project.

The Oxford Set of Mathematical Instruments is a set of instruments used by generations of school children in the United Kingdom and around the world in mathematics and geometry lessons.

When Mr. Dinkins stepped into the public school in the heart of the city's most densely packed neighborhood, the students had just taken a break from some fairly complicated geometry lessons that were still perfectly sketched across the blackboard.

In this mild yellow fog, a few degrees above freezing, with the rime on its soaring buttresses turning to shining icewater, the Center stood out against the gray concrete boxes around it like a piece of magic thrown into a geometry lesson.

It first appears attached to two diagrams from Ted's geometry lessons, one of a parabola showing the curve as the locus of points equidistant from a focus and a directrix, the other as a cross-section of a cone.