Sentence examples for do learning from inspiring English sources

But a vast majority never do, learning that the education Odermann helped them obtain lasts longer than any playing career.

And we do, learning a lot about dairy farms, number theory, conceptual art, Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, Emily Dickinson, Thomas Edison, Darwin, Newton and St . Paul

They have had this chance to do learning and then suddenly they turn 18, they are watching television all day, with nothing much happening, often with people three times their age".

Well, no, the sketch replies, not if we grow up, as many of us do, learning that openly accepting any pleasure, ego-related or otherwise, is, quite literally, social suicide.

I don't feel any menu that Anna presents (or I do, learning from her) has to be followed to the letter, but I do feel it is helpful to the reader.

Here's an exchange that every mum with a bolshy teenage daughter will recognise: "'Good day?'OKOK.' 'What did you do?' 'Learning.' 'Learning what?'Stuffff.' 'What stuff?'Stuffff stuff.' 'How's Lottie?'OKOK.' 'How are you?' 'Same.' 'Worried about anything?' 'Yeah.' 'Want to tell me?' 'No.' 'Want me to shut up?' 'Yeah.' This is a seismic step forward.

"We do learn from the past".

Actually, I think people do learn.

I never do learn their names.

But sometimes we do learn something.

Players do learn how to lead; they do learn how to follow.