Sentence examples for desperate to learn how from inspiring English sources
Growing up, I was desperate to learn how to do flicky liquid eyeliner.
We are a people desperate to learn how to do something -- almost anything, it scarcely matters what.
But as Germany crumbled in the spring of 1945, Allied agents, led by Dr. Goudsmit, were desperate to learn how close Heisenberg and his program had come to making a bomb and, in particular, to keep the scientists and their data out of Russian hands.
When I arrived at Mike the Hog-a-Nator's place the previous morning, he was perched on the edge of his easy chair, watching CNN on a huge new flat-screen television — a clearly imperiled replacement for the television the ants had already destroyed — desperate to learn how his disability payments might be affected.
But even Charlie knows he is frustrated by his inability to understand other people's conversations, and is desperate to learn how to read and write like everyone else – so when he is offered the chance to be the first human being to undergo an operation for artificial intelligence, he takes it, because all his life he has 'reely wantid to be smart and not dumb'.
"It becomes part of our lives from the time we are born, and when we are young we are desperate to learn how to dance.
One is desperate to dance; the other desperately needs to learn how.
And on the frozen and windswept field of battle in Afghanistan, we see two US special forces soldiers, Ernest Michaell Peña and Arian Derek Lukekencounterter a desperate situation - and we learn how their fates are bound up with those of the other characters.
