Sentence examples for in learning to speak from inspiring English sources

"He became very interested in learning to speak French," Mr. Shumaker recalled.

In learning to speak, Alex showed Pepperberg that he understood categories like same and different, bigger and smaller.

"Some come here for a brief period of time and don't have any interest in learning to speak English," he said.

The widespread assumption is that few Americans speak more than one language, compared with citizens of other nations — and that we have little interest in learning to speak another.

The agency helps her raise Cree -- who has had 19 broken bones, by her own count -- and Amber, who was slow in learning to speak and still has problems concentrating, her mother said.

The finding could help researchers design materials for children who are slow in learning to speak.

Her second book, Dreaming in Hindi, about a year she spent in India learning to speak Hindi, will be published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt in July.

His lawyers say he spent his time in Kansas learning to speak English.

For Mike Meyer to pay so much attention to "Mocky," the naughty monkey, in his essay "Learning to Speak Olympics" (May 25) was rather fitting because of his unduly mocking critique of the way English is being taught in Beijing.

His early years were spent riding donkeys in Cairo and learning to speak English, French, and Arabic fluently.

The programs that were developed during this time were, to most people, simply "astonishing": computers were solving algebra word problems, proving theorems in geometry and learning to speak English.