Sentence examples for beginning to learn about from inspiring English sources

But he was also excited because he was beginning to learn about politics".

He liked serving fancy meals and was beginning to learn about wine.

And businesses, too, are beginning to learn about game theory: Harvard's Mr Brandenburger, for example, teaches it to MBA students and executives.

He added that Republicans will press their case too far by pushing for repeal of the new law, alienating voters eager for popular insurance changes they are just beginning to learn about.

"We have a lot of people around the country who are just beginning to learn about this," said Dan Mundy, a resident of Broad Channel, Queens, who is a local activist and a retired firefighter.

Clijsters has captivated Open fans with her play and her poise and her young daughter, but the crowd was only beginning to learn about Zvonareva, a college student from Moscow, and no kid, at 26.

Molly knows something about starstuff and other mysterious things, which Peter begins to learn about, too, amid run-ins with pirates and even stranger (and funnier) threats.

He recalled that after the bombings he began to learn about the injured and the dead.

Children began to learn about and participate in the food quest while very young.

Over time, though, Americans began to learn about manchego and Humboldt Fog and mimolette and Époisses.

She decided to start the company in 2015, after she began to learn about energy poverty.