Sentence examples for land of learning from inspiring English sources

In all, it's a good time to be a technology company selling into the land of learning.

After Puppetopia: Enchanted Land of Learning, you see a group of moms heading off for lunch.

Those interested in disrupting the land of learning by taking a trip down the Startl track should apply here.

A retired currency trader, Mrs. Bianco, 45, is passionate about her love of the land and of learning to farm properly.

These are just basic teachings, what if we go bigger from caring of land, to ways of learning, or even industrial working.

Conclusions: Injury prevention implementation strategies aimed at maximising junior players' participation in correct landing training programs should emphasise the benefits of learning correct landing technique (i.e. change attitudes) and involve significant others and role models whom junior players admire (i.e. capitalise on social norms) in the promotion of such programs.

Byron hires Dellarobia to help him to make sense of the strange apparition on her land and in the process of learning how to help him, she acquires a self-confidence she had been denied by her lack of education and by her poverty.

This assessed players' attitudes (four items), subjective norms (four), perceived behavioural control (four) and intentions (one) around the safety behaviour of learning correct landing technique at netball training.

From the beginning of the 8th century, patronage to Shaivism increased in every section of the society; the landed elite, landlords, assemblies (samaya), schools of learning (aghraharas) and minor ruling families such as the Bana, Nolamba and Chalukya clans.

Youth across Canada are still being shipped off to far-away schools, curricula are steeped in colonial thought and process, and Indigenous ways of learning and teaching (land-based education and alternative education programs are doing incredible things across this country) aren't respected as viable options to mainstream educations.

That charter created a college "for the education and instruction of Youth of the Indian Tribes in this Land in reading, writing & all parts of Learning which shall appear necessary and expedient for civilizing & christianizing Children of Pagans as well as in all liberal Arts and Sciences and also of English Youth and any others".