Sentence examples for bit I learned from inspiring English sources

Duck pastrami: "After researching pastrami quite a bit, I learned that originally it was a way of curing poultry," Mr. Spangenthal said.

I did get on with my work and bit by bit I learned what was needed to become a lawyer and a politician.

At some point — I may have been a teen-ager, or perhaps a bit older — I learned that two brothers, who had become involved in the Naxalite movement, had been killed in front of their parents and some other family members.

But every bit I've learned has made the sport wildly more interesting to watch.

But whenever I go to a party or dance, or Coachella, the little bit I've learned goes a long way toward standing out, and the attention from guys who watch me move my hips and arms is so worth the effort and time I put into learning it.

That's the best bit of advice I learned, not to judge someone by how they look," says another.

I was a bit apprehensive after I learned I would be required to make As and Bs--nothing lower--and that I had to pass two written and two oral exams before beginning my dissertation.

The graphics were occasionally not up to the screen's capabilities; the 3.5G indicator especially was a bit fuzzy, and I learned to recognize it by its indistinctness.

However, what I really want to write about is a bit of what I learned about their cosmologies.

After a bit of searching, I learned that Vancouver was a world-renowned center of film and television.

"It was a bit scary, once I learned more about these boys, because it was like I was looking in the mirror and I didn't want the same fate for myself," Ledonne said.