Sentence examples for been learning a new from inspiring English sources
Lately, in the private front cabin of his campaign plane, he has been learning a new (old) song, "This Land Is Your Land".
He was sent from the desert kingdom to a bucolic yard, as the training stables are known here, in Lambourn in Berkshire, where for the last 10 weeks he has been learning a new style of racing.
It didn't take long for one of the Chinese to ask, "What country are you from?" That month, I had been learning a new body language: I kept my head down, and I shrugged and smiled and tried to look friendly.
So you've been learning a new language.
I am learning a new way to cook.
And if this is your first big claim, you'll essentially be learning a new language.
Some were learning a new lexicon: "housing bubble," "housing crash" and "subprime mortgage".
I'm learning a new ballet, "DGV: Danse à Grande Vitesse," by Christopher Wheeldon, so everything aches.
He is learning a new system in his first year as the Jets' quarterback.
