Sentence examples for better she learns from inspiring English sources
News of battles far away regularly arrives at her breakfast table: at Osborne on the Isle of Wight, on 5 February 1885 – "a fine day, my cold somewhat better" – she learns "dreadful news, Khartoum fallen, Gordon's fate uncertain.
She felt no better when she learned it was the sound of Britain's first recorded earthquake attributed to the exploration of natural gas.
For her part, Williams said she "started to feel better" once she learned that Plummer would be replacing Spacey in the film. .
She becomes a much better lover as she learns to accept herself, becomes comfortable with her sexuality and much freer in its expression.
Mental-health support and more one-on-one attention will help her students learn better, she said.
"And they learn a lot better," she added.
Jalan said she found especially helpful Cornell's "Better Process Control School," during which she learned about the variety of acids that would ensure that her sauces remained safe and shelf-stable, without altering their flavor.
Watson had better news, however, when she learned she had made it into the main draw of Wimbledon on merit.
Cersei's clarity on that score isn't keeping her up at night, but then, she learned better than anyone to defend herself against unwelcome and inconvenient knowledge.
At the recent Civic Media Conference, MIT alum Joanna Kao talked about, well, talking: five ways she learned to better engage people face to face.
