Sentence examples for Go back to learning from inspiring English sources

I also know that if I muck this up then I would have to go back to learning about being a plumber.

Choosing the 1964 Beatles single I Want to Hold Your Hand, Springsteen said that hearing the harmonies in this otherwise raucous hit in his youth prompted him to go back to learning the guitar.

"I used to be in Air Training Corps and used to be able to fly gliders and propeller planes so I think I'll maybe go back to learning to fly or pilot helicopters and planes now I can afford it," he said.

Not only that I've learned so much about grammar and construction (I'm a product of the 'express yourself' 80's teaching methods) it will be much easier to go back to learning French and Arabic.

Back at the tent, Urooba Shaikh, 11, told VICE News she hopes she can go back to learning inside a real classroom soon.

"But as UNICEF we remain vigilant, monitoring childhood diseases, ensuring schools are functional and that children go back to learning".

General Assembly sees itself in part as not just a place to pick up a quick skill and never return, but a place to go back to learn more as the years go on — something like the educational equivalent of building up the kind of loyalty system that you traditionally see in retail environments.

So we decided to go back to learn more from the strippers and the club manager about their job, their clients, and how to behave in a strip club.

I keep going back to Learning From Lady Chatterley.

I started to learn what I believe is referred to as the yang style years ago & will be going back to learn more.

The fundamentals of what defines visual attractiveness do not change, so there is nothing wrong with going back to see what worked and learning from that.