Sentence examples for learn from one of from inspiring English sources

Brad White, who had never met Landis before, said it was the perfect chance to learn from one of the best cyclists in the world.

'I avoided the roots of the young tree, mind.' Later we would learn from one of the Wests' children, Barry, how the girl's end had come.

We learn from one of her monologues that her childhood friend (Melinda) had a minister father who used to roam the house at night hunting for crocodiles, and that the girl's wheelchair-bound mother would accuse her daughter of lying when she reported his actions.

"But I don't think it would be too disappointing to continue to learn from one of the best left-backs in the world". For the next two weeks, though, Gibbs' silky game and even temperament will enjoy the platform of this championship.

More broadly, Thornton is interested in the transformation of Japanese cities between the Tokugawa and Meiji periods, including the development of new forms of social and political organization and municipal administration, with an eye to lessons that the rest of the world might learn from one of the planet's most urbanized societies.

Adam Jenkins '11 recalls, "I was privileged to learn from one of the international financial system's great thinkers, at an historic moment from 2008 to 2011 when that system was in jeopardy". Many of the committee's recommendations after the crisis were ultimately adopted into the 2010 Dodd-Frank Act.

And all the while, she appreciated the "profound effect" that learning from "one of the best in history … a master" was having on her.

As a contender on this season of "Dancing with the Stars," she's learning from one of the the best: her pro partner, Mark Ballas.

I've been learning from one of the teachers.

Mr. Loprinze learned from one of them, Wayne Mansfield, 54, a third-generation aviator.

I love to mop up the sauce with an order of garlic toast, a custom I learned from one of my native buddies.