Sentence examples for build up knowledge of from inspiring English sources

Play for an hour or two without any distractions to build up knowledge of the game.

He or she begins to see suites of common characters and builds up knowledge of plant diversity at the family level.

Over time they built up knowledge, through personal experience, often without much expert advice.

Gill said of Woodward: "I have worked with him for more than seven years and in that time he has built up knowledge of football matters, which will hold him in good stead for the future".

"I have worked with him for more than seven years and in that time he has built up knowledge of football matters, which will hold him in good stead for the future," Gill said.

In order to extrapolate this information and build up knowledge about the mechanism of action of the genes involved in such activities we performed conserved domain analysis for Crocus transcriptome.

I changed the system of trellising, and gradually we built up our knowledge of the conditions here.

It's a good idea to keep a notebook of the successes (and failures!) and rely on that to build up your knowledge of what matches work best.

A lot of commentators say that "everything is online now" but if you've worked hard for years to build up a knowledge of that which exists outside our narrow cultural frameworks then you know they are wrong, so what does that say about the rest of their prognosis?

His views are shared by Allen, who wants to recruit potential registered managers from more diverse workplaces – such as customer service and hotel management – because their skills are transferrable and once in the role they can build up their knowledge of the sector.

"So if we can build up our knowledge of how snake hearts function, we could potentially learn a lot from this comparative data".