Sentence examples for closely learning from inspiring English sources

As far as acting goes, Grimes says that his close friend, Russell Crowe, is someone he watches closely, learning new and better techniques to improve his craft.

But if I was a local politician I would be watching closely, learning from what they do.

Look more closely, learning is happening right in front of your eyes.

You can examine these birds more closely, learn their markings and habits, and develop a relationship with them.

Learn at home, learn with and from your friends in the neighborhood, learn in community centers, learn while walking around your city, learn in museums, learn in parks, learn while people-watching, learn by observing processes around you, learn by listening and looking closely, learn by writing and drawing, learn by playing, learn by trying as many things as possible, learn by failing.

Espionage aside, there may be no other job in America where people work so closely without learning one another's names.

"This is a quite startling finding," says Stickgold, who says he was amazed to find that two distinct periods of REM sleep and SWS appear to correspond so closely to learning.

Working from that point, I wanted to teach them that what we do in English classes isn't about "reading into" things, or ruining what makes them pleasurable; on the contrary, studying works of art closely and learning about their history can make them even more pleasurable.

For this, a multiple choice questionnaire (MCQ) was modelled according to the validated Berlin Questionnaire [ 24] that evaluates the learner's knowledge and skills by following closely the learning objectives of each module.

The Kremlin studied the events closely and learned its lessons.

You work under someone, watch closely and learn.