Sentence examples for again learning from inspiring English sources

However, it gave me the opportunity to pick myself up and start again, learning from mistakes.

We are again learning, the hard way, that this is a false security.

It was as if I were a child again, learning things for the first time, except with prior memories.

And despite Wall Street's insistence that diversification — and therefore safety — could be found in different types of assets, investors are again learning that diverse holdings often behave similarly.

But as America is once again learning, people in power need to make sure that the decisive circle includes those who actually know a region.

Over those weeks we stayed in touch through e-mail (with an occasional call), again learning to be patient, each of us writing at the end of our respective days.

"I've once again learned a whole lot today," Ms. Kraft said.

Mrs. Rockefeller, who did not marry again, learned early to economize, at least in the relative sense of the term.

Here, it could again learn something from the High Line, part of whose genius is in the simplicity of its detail.

When Vince Vaughn (again) learns the same thing in Unfinished Business, while he is in Berlin on a business trip, it can't help but seem pathetic.

Less than two weeks before the French Open, Pete Sampras returned to work yesterday and again learned how hard it can be to win on clay.