Sentence examples for learned to exercise from inspiring English sources

Like a good point guard, he has learned to exercise patience, call the right plays and often orchestrate a comeback.

The group has learned to exercise an entrepreneurial independence, recently founding Indirecto, a record label, and Camp MMW, an intensive musicians' retreat held last summer in upstate New York.

Private-sector unions have learned to exercise self-restraint when it comes to pushing for more manpower: they realise that more workers may reduce the wages of their members and that a higher wage bill may drive their employers out of business.

Data showed that the programs were effective with each of the participants who learned to exercise head and arms movements, increased ambulation continuity, and acquired high levels of appropriate foot position during ambulation, respectively.

He remained impulsive and never learned to exercise self-control or to assess the consequences of his decisions and adapt his outlook to changes in situations.

She was the eldest of four children, the only girl, and "learned to exercise her native discretion, firmness and tact" by resolving her three younger brothers' petty boyhood squabbles.

But what I've really done is learn to exercise my memory.

Australian women are learning to exercise power in the glare of the public spotlight.

He told them about learning to exercise more and suggested they watch a show on Nickelodeon called "Let's Just Play Go Healthy Challenge".

I could understand that people who had not been alive to see men dying by the thousand in San Francisco, New York, and other cities might have to learn to exercise caution.

What about Harold Shipman? Did we wring our hands in 2000 and ask whether we should stop sending people off to medical school where they might learn to exercise the power of life and death and become mass murderers?