Sentence examples for from learning to keep from inspiring English sources
Much of the pleasure of these early sections of The Crossing, Miller's seventh novel, comes from learning to keep step with the strange, sparse lull of the prose.
Many have learned from his mistake, and learned to keep quiet about their zoological/human preference.
"If we were a little bit too high from yesterday, we have to learn to keep an even keel".
Families who live downwind from the Salton Sea have learned to keep their children inside during "wind events" that cause blinding white-out conditions.
On such occasions, you learn to keep away from any buildings still intact.
But, once you learn to keep yourself from voicing unwelcome thoughts, you forget how to think them — how to think freely at all — and ideas perish at conception.
A generation that has inherited an open society from its parents will not understand what is required to maintain it until it has been tested and learns to keep fear from corrupting reason.
Some of the tricks I've learned to keep myself from burning out are the standard tools most therapists advise like having a good diet, getting plenty of sleep, exercising and most importantly having the right attitude.
Obviously the Internet isn't the only thing that keeps adolescents from learning to socialize.
1963 Kite Device Nets $35,000 WASHINGTON — No one ever told Francis Rogallo to go fly a kite, but when his low government salary kept him from learning to pilot airplanes, that is just what he did to satisfy his interest in aerodynamics.
