Sentence examples for fight learning from inspiring English sources

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Most of them served decades ago, when the Cold War was "the fight". Learning how to fight terrorists in Iraq and Afghanistan has taken over a decade to grasp.

The three women leading the fight learned early last year about a state geologist's findings in the early 1980's that tremolite existed in the quarry's marble and in discharge water flowing into a creek.

A second government force of about 200 men operating only a few thousand yards from the main fight learned of the disaster too late to help.

Once out of the sett, the badgers will roll around, grooming each other with teeth and claws, and in early spring the cubs have play fights, learning to defend their territory.

Studies have shown the difference between good marriages and bad ones isn't the lack of fights, but learning how to fight productively.

"The British government is worried about youngsters going to fight there, learning to use weapons, coming back and they might become a threat to our security.

When Newman finally did find the stomach for a fight, he learnt that he had run out of time under the statute of limitations.

Some of [reconciling differences in preference] it is that you have a fight and learn.

Don't look for a fight, but learn to defend yourself if necessary.

This post is part of a series on education and war related to our current exhibition, "Learning to Fight, Fighting to Learn: Education in Times of War," on display through June 2018.