A small band of rebels brave the dangerous surface, learn to breathe the uncleaned and unwarmed air, exercise to strengthen their bodies, learn to find food… when The Machine breaks down, only they survive.
If you travel or live in [risky or dangerous areas, learn how to block punches, or think of how to avoid harmful incidents.
Within the Pentagon, Ms. Clarke fancies herself as a surrogate for plain-spoken, ordinary Americans, contending with a dangerous world and learning as they go.
When the Detroit teachers' union and several parents' groups recently filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Public Schools, their complaint highlighted dangerous and unhealthy learning conditions for children: infestations of rats and roaches, freezing classrooms, exposed electrical wiring, and falling debris.
To prevent potentially dangerous strangers from learning too much about you and your location, ensure that your surroundings give no indication of your specific location.
Perhaps being at Max's Kansas City with Bridget Berlin ambushing people with a syringe of Methadrine was dangerous but you learned to avoid it and, in this way, you learned to look out for yourself.
The quote is appropriate, for Tom Jones, Fielding's foundling cast adrift in a dangerous world, must learn his lessons on the high road of Georgian England.
I didn't want to 'make a fuss' over someone who might not have been dangerous but I learned it's better to make a fuss, then to end up in serious trouble," added Dunn.
Learning related to dangerous and potentially lethal situations (learned predator recognition and conditioned taste aversion) is widespread and usually highly efficient (one-time learning) (Garcia et al. 1966; Griffin 2004; Ferrari et al. 2010b).
They learn which dangerous animals or situations are objects of fear, they learn that worthy achievements are objects of pride, and learn that offensive remarks are objects of anger.
