Sentence examples for learned from bringing from inspiring English sources

What have we learned from bringing together the many players involved in Burma's health crisis?

One thing you learn from bringing down parents is that the lessons your children don't want to hear from you today are the same ones you won't want to hear from them later.

He thrives on creative tension, a talent he probably learned from being brought up in a highly polarized household.

While preserving a deep respect for the actor's art something he learned from Stanislavsky he brought bold gesture and vivid colour to his productions, the best of which were a Yiddish performance of Der Dybbuk (1920; The Dybbuk) by S. Ansky (pseudonym of Solomon Zanvel Rappoport) and Turandot (1762; Eng. trans., Turandot) by Carlo Gozzi, both staged just before his death in 1922.

Still, more data is always welcome – we learned so much from bringing back the moon rocks.

She can teach my children what she learned from trying to bring me up.

And I have a depth of experience that I've learned from and can bring to bear".

The assessment of those five levees is part of a nationwide effort to update flood maps, incorporating lessons learned from the flooding brought by Hurricane Katrina, said Terry Reuss Fell, regional chief of FEMA's floodplain management and insurance branch.

The lessons learned from AVAHAN may bring some realism to this debate.

Acknowledging mistakes and learning from them brings needed change.

While New York City pays the Police Department's skyrocketing legal bills, the department makes almost no effort to learn from lawsuits brought against it and its officers.