Sentence examples for kinds to learn from inspiring English sources

The Festival is also a fantastic place for technical experts of all kinds to learn about the amazing advances that have been made in technology to help them make product prototypes find designs online for parts and components, and meet an array of experts to help them bring their product ideas to life.

Having diverse friends and family is good for children of all kinds to learn from.

Business schools, heavy with math and economics majors, may not even be recruiting the right kind of people to learn how to run this kind of workplace.

I mean, things happen, and you've just kind of got to learn and move on.

"You kind of have to learn to bartend all over again, because it's so dark, but everyone is a real sweetheart".

If we could play the All Blacks every week we could learn quickly, even if it would be a painful kind of way to learn.

I'm certain that there are shelves of books and thousands of websites for the DIY kind of guy to learn such skills.

"The groundnut researcher was retiring in a year's time, so I was assigned a kind of apprenticeship to learn as much as possible from him".

Generally speaking, reference works are those intended to provide general information of the kind someone beginning to learn about a subject would need.

"We've been kind of surprised to learn... Ephemeral sharing wasn't as new to some people as we expected," she tells me.

"Water" is the simplest kind of word to learn how to use, a concrete noun.