Sentence examples similar to inaugural learning from inspiring English sources

More than 70 communities submitted proposals to be included in the inaugural learning-ecosystem group that would receive funding from the STEM Funders Network; 27 were selected.

The day after their big night, first-time Oscar producers David Hill and Reginald Hudlin spoke with The Times about shaping their show amid cultural controversy and technological change, finding elusive young male viewers and learning from the inaugural "thank you" scroll.

But Dr. Samper's inaugural day on the job was largely about learning the fastest routes from JungleWorld to the World of Birds and from the Dancing Crane Café to the Congo Gorilla Forest.

Eighty-one games into this inaugural season, newly branded Nets fans are — like the team they follow — still learning, still carving an identity, still developing emotional bonds.

The inaugural class is filled to capacity, with 12 recruits who have spent the month of August learning how to serve the citizenry of Sayreville.

After learning of his selection on Dec. 12 — he has kept it a secret even from his mother — he began drafting three poems; the Obama team will pick one for him to read at the inaugural ceremony.

What can you learn from the inaugural poets highlighted here?

A new recruit to the group was then asked to demonstrate what she had learned during her inaugural training session at the headquarters the previous week.

So when we learned about the inaugural #GivingTuesday campaign last year, we were motivated by its mission to generate as much passion for giving during the holiday season as there is for shopping.

We learned in the inaugural segment that Fool's Gold boss A-Trak once requested seven pounds of flan in a tour rider, and in this episode we're treated to a glimpse inside the life of the legendary British DJ who has clearly got the legacy of Bowie (R.I.P). on his mind.

That was New York's disgraced former governor, Eliot Spitzer, whose inaugural address is worth studying to learn exactly the wrong approach.