Sentence examples for get into learning from inspiring English sources

He has been interested in computer graphics for a long time and finally took it upon himself to really get into learning about the topic during his sophomore year.

It's a great way to get into learning about manual settings and such, without worrying about lenses or bulky camera bodies, and of course it'll take great pictures like any point and shoot if you want it to.

If you find designing fun or exciting, it can become a bit too addictive, if you really get into learning it and using your knowledge.

"The deeper and deeper I got into learning about it," he said, "I realized this is far more than just the exploration of a board game.

I've left the UK already, because the 6 pounds an hour I was earning as a barmaid just wasn't enough to pay off the debt I got into learning my subject.

The deeper I get into my learning the more I want to know.

Also important is the mobilisation of multi-country cooperation over the next few weeks to deliver supplies needed to get children into learning environments as quickly as possible.

It's a good stepping stone for them to get into business, learn how to do it and rely on their skills". He adds: "It's just like: 'If you're a doctor, you shouldn't build a hospital.

So, if you're going to get into music, learn your craft and don't half ass anything but go for it.

Many organizations today are wondering how to get into machine learning, and what it means for their existing analytics operation.

You can build on that and get into deep learning or neural nets.