Sentence examples for elder learned from inspiring English sources

Elder qualified by winning the 1974 Monsanto Open in Pensacola, Fla. Born in Dallas, Elder learned the game as a caddie, and he became a protege of Teddy Rhodes, a legendary golfer who won six consecutive tournaments between 1946 and 1947 playing on the United Golf Association circuit, where the country's top African-American golfers competed.

But when church elders learned that she was agitating for a cleanup, she recalled, they immediately warned her to desist.

At the village of Olmolog, you'll meet village elders, learn about Masai culture and go on game walks with Masai guides where you'll learn about their way of life in the bush.

They delivered a healing program and established a camp to help elders learn about traditional medicine.

Not only is that cruel, it simply doesn't work, as the elder Buffett learned in 1985, when he bribed his daughter Susan with a 30-day shopping spree provided she maintain her weight for a year.

We elders — what kind of a handle is this, anyway, halfway between a tree and an eel? — we elders have learned a thing or two, including invisibility.

I visited with the village elders and learned about an important road.

This is time-honoured and appropriate; elders have learned things in the course of their lives that are worth passing on.

He lived and breathed the traditions of his trade, and bent the technique he sought out from his elders – he learned about listening and timing, for instance, from Baliol Holloway – to the service of both tragic and comic gods.

In hundreds of interviews with America's elders, I learned that there is one thing about which they have strong - sometimes visceral - feelings.

So when the elders here learned that the bodies of two village children had turned up in a Fairbanks museum--deposited there by anthropologists in the 1940s--everyone 1940s--everyone 1940s--everyone to do.