Sentence examples for flame of learning from inspiring English sources
Neither, though, were quite as spectacular as the performance of Promethean World – a maker of interactive whiteboard technology which says its purpose is "lighting the flame of learning".
Because she has kept the flame of learning alive, Li is prepared to seize the opportunities that await; she passes college entrance exams and is one of the first students to be allowed to study in the West.
Oh, we see a brilliant flame of learning in young people, but typically by the age of seven, or eight, or nine, we notice that in many youth, this once dazzling blaze seems to wane.
The official seal of Providence College is an ornate triangle, representing the Trinity, with the flame of learning and a scroll with the College Motto, Veritas, superimposed on it.
His bright flame for learning became extinguished only with his passing.
The two were drawn to the flame of knowledge but found learning expensive.
"With flame surfacing we learned many things about complex surfaces and compound curves.
"I remember in school, as a child, I learned that the flame of a candle is composed of a yellow light, which actually burns, and a blue light within it, which is ice cold.
Seemingly happy in small-town retirement, Kate learns early that an old flame of Geoff's has died - -and that said flame may have been more to Geoff than he'd previously let on.
Don't ask how your old flames learned all those two-letter words.
It was with Abe, too, that I learned about spectroscopy — putting different elements into the colorless flame of a Bunsen burner and looking at the radiant spectra they emitted; seeing how these were unique to each element.
