Sentence examples for gets to learn from inspiring English sources

Public humiliation means everyone gets to learn.

So maybe Moore stays, and gets to learn from Messier first hand, or maybe he goes.

Being a Murdoch loyalist first, and editor second, means he gets to learn business skills.

That's where she gets to learn some new dance steps from Seaweed (Clayton Prince), whose mother, Motormouth Maybell Ruth Brownn), is a rhythm-and-blues disk jockey.

What fun: the next generation gets to learn not only about online safety but also about the loss of privacy in the Internet age.

The organisation gets to learn more about us for future communications, but in return they are able to deliver our shopping, get in contact if there is a problem or keep us up to date with special offers.

Here you get to learn".

"You got to learn.

"I got to learn that song over".

You've got to learn your trade'.

"She's got to learn," Nor said.