Sentence examples for Though I learned from inspiring English sources

In the theater, though, I learned not to read at rehearsals.

Over time, though, I learned that I can't control how other people perceive, let alone react to, those events.

Being a broke teenager, though, I learned quickly.

I have to say, though, I learned the most about our harbor when I stopped by the Newport Harbor Yacht Club one morning and sat down with the coffee klatch.

Though I learned English in the Philippines, I wanted to lose my accent.

Though I learned a fuzzy kind of French braid from my schoolmates, any attempts today would be fumbling and backward at best.

Most importantly, though, I learnt that readers don't know what they want from an ending nine times out of ten.

Each time, though, I learn a little more about what I want, who I am and where I want to be.

"If in my way I collected the new," he says, bashfully, contrasting himself with his more active brother, "as well I yet cherished the old; the ragbag of memory hung on its nail in my closet, though I learnt with time to control the habit of bringing it forth.

I knew I had to act, though, when I learned that several neighborhood dogs had died from Bufotoxin.

Do not take your dictionary for granted, though, as I learned through my attempts to translate "threat".