Sentence examples for becoming versed from inspiring English sources
I was becoming versed, instead, in the strange, illicit practices of the hill country.
He prepared by becoming versed in the job's requirements and demands.
You may be new to the company, but becoming versed on this information will help you get a better understanding of what the company expects of you.
Away from the lecture halls, student unions are largely run by well-paid managers rather than students themselves, becoming better versed in PR than protest.
The students have been trained since October, practicing cooperation, learning the basics of the courtroom and becoming well versed in making decisions.
Travel agents are becoming better versed as demand for these accommodations grows, but are often not familiar with the available apartments.
After graduation he became exhibit coordinator and junior archivist and assisted Taylor Branch in research for Pulitzer Prize winning Studies of Civil Rights Movement, becoming deeply versed in BU's collection of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s papers.
Some people active in the campaign are becoming well versed in the intricacies of telephone transmission lines and cellular equipment so they can argue intelligently with those who install them.
As green construction goes mainstream, architects and builders are becoming better versed in environmentally friendly construction, and new green products are increasing the choices — thus lowering the prices — for elements like floors and countertops.
EASTLAND Rights On The national debate over our freedoms is reaching a fever pitch, so citizens would do themselves a favor by becoming better versed in the United States Constitution, which "The Blessings of Liberty," the Humanities Texas traveling exhibition on display at the Eastland County Museum through Saturday, makes easier to grasp fully.
Like many other domestic workers, Che Che tried to bridge the distance with technology, becoming well versed on Skype, FaceTime, Viber, and every other free calling app.
