Sentence examples for had begun learning from inspiring English sources
Euell Gibbons had begun learning about wild and edible vegetation when he was a small boy in the Red River Valley.
In the English-speaking world, Smith, at the time a twenty-eight-year-old Ph.D. student who had begun learning Korean just six years earlier, was praised widely for her work.
At the same time, historians and researchers have begun learning the truth about past abuses, largely hidden in Mr. Suharto's time.
Until lately, he had never taken a riding lesson, but he has begun learning maneuvers specific to cow-horse competitions — contests that feature the ability of a horse and rider to do ranch work.
Parents have begun learning to play games with their children as well as set curfews.
A study by Youth Music found that 2.5 million out of 12 million children in the United Kingdom have begun learning how to play real instruments after playing music video games such as Guitar Hero.
My twin boys, third grade students in the Boston Public School system, have begun learning one of the foundational tenets of American liberty: the right and responsibility of citizens to vote for their leaders.
A study by Youth Music found that 2.5 million out of 12 million children in the United Kingdom have begun learning how to play real instruments after playing music video games such as Guitar Hero; the group believes that these video games can be incorporated into music educational programs.
He added that the company had begun by learning to create cow embryo clones and that by the fall of 2001, it had created its first cloned human embryo.
Zink also set about trying to read his first book, "Sailing Toward the Sunset," but Shats regarded that as "an impossible task": it was a difficult postmodern novel written in Hebrew, a language that Zink had barely begun learning.
If you are invited to play in a poker game with four other people who have just begun learning to play, assuming you have played a bit more than the others, it's likely you will win.
