Sentence examples for learned to design from inspiring English sources

Mr. Top said, "I learned to design jewelry from working with the manufacturers".

One day, I asked Kaptchuk how a man who practiced acupuncture and dispensed herbs, rather than earning a Ph.D. in biology or statistics, had learned to design complicated trials.

Engineers and architects have learned to design tall buildings that resist earthquakes, and they should be able to better protect buildings and their inhabitants from the sort of intense fires that weakened the World Trade Center structures.

Niemeyer swiftly learned to design according to Le Corbusier's five principles: full-width strip windows; rigid sun shading; roof gardens; pilotis (columns raising a building above the ground); and, most important of all, free-forming plans within a grid of columns.

Although these million-atom structures are made of a soft material, researchers have also learned to design and build nanoscale objects of sturdier stuff, a dense polymeric material that can be as stiff and strong as the plastics used to make a computer case.

Mr. Travis used what he learned to design a stylistic hybrid: a Tuscan skin with an old barn embedded in its main living space and a tower above the master bedroom, based on Mr. Raymond's happy memories of his father's art studio, a lighthouse in Stonington, Conn.

It is at Webb that Gram Schweikert is learning to design and build a yacht.

"I basically had to learn to design again," Mr. Rissanen said of his initial forays into zero waste.

In this "slow fix," teachers learn to design rigorous but creative curriculum, not merely present textbook fare — a dramatic change.

"I realized," he said in an interview recorded to accompany "Design Interactions," "I would have to learn to design the interactive technology instead of just the physical object".

"I am hoping they pick up some cooking and photograph skills … or that at least they learn to design and run a blog.