Sentence examples for few weeks to learn from inspiring English sources

New drugs pop up so frequently that sniffer dogs must undergo retraining every few weeks to learn the new scents.

The angular and the robotic Together, she and the other dancers have had just a few weeks to learn a complicated routine and perform it in front of an audience.

It took him only a few weeks to learn everything then known about tackle play — the captain of that 1900 team, a Mr. Roller, says that "George always was a strategist" — and after that he outplayed his opponent on every eleven V.M.I. met.

Hemon recalls how ill-prepared he was for his job search: It took me a few weeks to learn that (a) rambling on about the short story to restaurant managers and temp-agency employees does not get you hired; and (b) when they say, "We'll call you," they don't really mean it.

"It took my dog a few weeks to learn how to use her stairs to get on our bed," iamnotchris wrote.

However, it only takes a few weeks to learn to avoid these pitfalls and it is our experience that shear wave elastography is not a difficult technique for the experienced radiologist/sonographer.

Yet Mr. Bronfman, who had fewer than five weeks to learn it, played with commanding virtuosity.

This will also set you up for school quite nicely; you'll be one of the few people that doesn't have to adjust to thinking logically, while the hordes of people that just did nothing have to take a few weeks to adjust to learning again.

Patience If you've been pointing and shooting for a few years you need a week to learn or remember the classic manual controls.

Across the conflict riddled country, UNICEF has worked hard with local partners inside Libya over the last few weeks to ensure that recreational items and learning materials are delivered to schools and Child Friendly Spaces(CFS) in some of the areas worst hit by the war in Libya.

(This was so good that I eventually set up a time to go back later in the week to learn a few things from the chef).