Sentence examples for learned to bring from inspiring English sources

He once told me that he learned to bring all the elements of a story together in chaos.

He learned to bring "my ego under control," touring small towns where women lined up to toss gold bangles into his donation baskets.

She had to sit for a police interview after each international trip; she learned to bring presents for the officers' girlfriends and to keep a poker face.

For years, public speaking was visibly painful to Merkel, her hands a particular source of trouble; eventually, she learned to bring her fingertips together in a diamond shape over her stomach.

I've learned to bring a phone charger with me, because my phone is always dying.

During the years that I was routinely green roomed, I learned to bring the airline magazine with me to while away each stay, which would often stretch out to an hour.

I'm embarrassed to say this, but I had to learn to bring down my bravado.

He never lost his belief that his model of company-creation could work — if, that is, he could learn to bring his own frenetic idea-generating brain under control.

"When you learn to bring your attention into the present moment in a balanced way," he says, "you learn to undo those negative predictions for the future".

Today, I'm still learning to bring balance to my life.

Those who must face these situations must also learn to bring out the best that life has taught them.