Sentence examples for charges to learn from inspiring English sources

McNair encourages his charges to learn other skills — how to return kickoffs, how to cover punts — anything to get on the field.

The NACTA lobbeyed for profiling of all those jailed on terrorism charges to learn the motivating factors for jihad.

Costs for the school is always an issue, but I don't think students are being charged to learn the computer.

Being able to touch and feel and sometimes even smell or hear things from a remote past may seem less than academic, but this kind of tactile experience adds an almost electric charge to learning that makes it easy to retain knowledge about the past at the same time that it gives us insights into the future.

Worse are the numerous victims who have mustered the courage and strength to pursue criminal charges, only to learn there is no law that protects them.

He returned from a short Christmas break to find the military in charge, and to learn that he had not only been sacked, but was threatened with arrest.

In Scotland, they're proposing a triple tax whammy – charging students to learn, scrapping free prescriptions and proposing an eye watering council tax hike of 18%.

"Most of the other schools are commercial operations; there's a lot of money to be made charging people to learn to code".

Presumably he would be even more charged up to learn that Manhattan's first ever Costco wholesale club opened last month in East Harlem, thus making our island officially a suburb of Hicksville.

Two nights later, Joseph Roque e-mailed the creator to say that he had good leads, the complaint charged, and tried to learn the creator's identity, insisting he had documents to hand over in person.

Here's one of my favorites, in which a Chicago woman re-enacts a telephone call she made to the customer service number for her prepaid card to question a charge - only to learn that she was being charged for the inquiry.