Sentence examples for learned to get around from inspiring English sources

"She had already learned to get around well enough, but couldn't channel her puppy energy into playful romping, or chasing toys, or running in circles like the other dogs.

But many workers have learned to get around these with synthetic-urine kits from drug-paraphernalia shops.

"When Carmichael challenged me, I learned to get around it". Candace Rashada, the director of the WAY program, has observed this change.

Local transport With some guidance from the hotel staff at Choksan Hot Springs resort, I learned to get around Sokch'o and into the park on the local public buses.

There were really adventuresome women who learned to get around those rules.

Over the course of his months-long recovery, this tri-pawed kitten overcame his physical limitations and learned to get around just fine without his arm.

One of the challenges of Second Life is learning to get around, and dancing is no different.

But I am my biggest obstacle, and I'm learning to get around myself and over myself and through myself.

We'll never control it (unless we devise a way to disrupt the Sun), but we'll learn to get around it.

Learning to get around the way Kish does (something he teaches through his organization World Access for the Blind) is tough for adults, but doable.

"You have to learn to get around everything," Croat says.