Sentence examples for a case of learning from inspiring English sources

In the years since Henry's death it has been a case of "learning to manage… I don't think you ever move on.

We'd never faced this ash scenario before and it's been a case of learning to update – rules change as we get more confident and learn more about what we can do.

It is not just a case of learning about the man behind some of our favourite childhood stories, though there is certainly that: a class photograph of Dahl aged 16 at Repton boarding school in Derbyshire looking posh and awkward.

She described the research as a case of "learning from the experts".

"Moyes is short of serious European experience so it will be a case of learning on the job and there is no easing in at Manchester United.

I am not sure whether it is a case of learning from previous mistakes, but the contrast from South Africa to Poland could not be any greater.

But for this film, it was a case of really learning how to quash that".

That children have all these feelings encapsulated in themselves; it's just a case of them learning to organise and articulate them".

This is a case of Europe learning from the South American experience.

"It's a case of Portrush learning from any mistakes last year, in terms of making the operation slicker and more efficient.

It's likely a case of people learning a valuable lesson, because four years ago things were really ugly here.