Sentence examples for bit of learning from inspiring English sources

"I have no expertise in it so I will have a bit of learning curve.

The manual is serviceable, though it takes a bit of learning to distinguish consistently between second and fourth gears, and between third and fifth.

ff2595f6-5b81-4906-894c-f795db041997 The Learning Network is taking it slow this month, and we hope you are too — though of course we can't help but encourage a bit of learning as you go.

Giving a convincing portrayal of a man who has no use of his legs required a good bit of learning on Mr. Branagh's part, some of it done at Warm Springs, the natural wonder in Georgia that, in Roosevelt's time and now, drew people seeking some measure of healing from the mineral-rich water.

Now, Schlaggar said, the concept is used to describe a far more basic operation of the brain, including how it develops from childhood to adulthood, and even how an adult brain changes when a new skill is learned: "The idea is that when you talk about plasticity you are talking about every bit of learning that we do".

"We've got a bit of learning to do but it's about making sure we keep moving forward.

They are six-years-old and all their school experience tells them that they are a failure (already) and have to be pulled out constantly to work on things their peers can already do and miss out on the fun bits of learning".

The PlayStation 4 is the evolution of gaming, the product of the best bits of learning gleaned from three generations of systems.

But he's far from the only celebrity to have dabbled in a bit of book learning.

At least a detective had a bit of fun learning about IP scanning.

We had a bit of fun learning about Paris' famous cabaret scene and the art of Toulouse-Lautrec.