Sentence examples for general learning how to from inspiring English sources

In general, learning how to make a dreamcatcher necklace is equivalent to learning how to weave a net.

Blame him for the failure of two major off-season moves or credit him with a good recovery but either way, Clippers Coach and de facto general manager Doc Rivers is learning how to change on the fly.

While her book primarily engages in a conversation with literary critics and the work they do, she does believe that a general reader can benefit tremendously from learning how to do close reading.

Michelle Fantus: It's a challenging thing to be a new mom in general, but it's another challenge learning how to be a working mom.

It does not mean that understanding a sentence is the same general sort of discriminatory response as learning how to move one's body in pursuit of a goal.

General Holm learned how to be a silversmith from a woman who was master of the trade.

"Parents and society in general could learn how to treat a girl through this tradition".

In the middle 1970's hospitals like the Cleveland Clinic, Mass General and others learned how to welcome patients with new oil-money bank accounts.

"I wanted to help other teachers, as well as general computer-users, to learn how to use tools like podcasting, PowerPoint and BlackBoard, software that a lot of schools and universities use to allow teachers to provide course material and communicate with students online".

When I say "themselves," Claudine appears to not only be the general contractor, but personally learned how to repoint the castle's stone exterior, which she did alongside a workman for many months.

"So why should you expect outpourings of violence?" He points out that the movies' real role in our lives is not to provoke individual action but instead to provide general templates ("Some of us learned how to walk down the street watching James Dean") and larger cultural shifts.