Sentence examples for before they learned from inspiring English sources
Today, cooking helps us make meat easier to eat and digest, but Lieberman thinks our ancestors started eating meat long before they learned how to roast it.
(He and the other two finalists were interviewed last week, before they learned the winner).
The Elkins, of Salem, Ore., checked their bags just before they learned there was no flight.
It wasn't long before they learned that Walter's Hot Dogs is a Westchester institution.
His family celebrated Christmas and Easter, and his children learned English before they learned Arabic; he sent them to Western-style schools abroad.
In the fall of 2014, a few weeks before they learned that he had gone missing, Jim Conant and his wife, Marie, received an e-mail from Dicky.
Ten months more may go by before they learn whether they have been successful.
"Kids are honest and truthful before they learn to lie," Lee said.
None know where they are headed, and some may be in the air before they learn their destinations.
Today we might paraphrase that axiom to say that children need to learn the real social world before they learn the virtual one.
Friedrich Fröbel, the inventor of kindergarten, said that children need to "learn the language of things" before they learn the language of words.
