Sentence examples for learned to sort from inspiring English sources

There, young Mr. Cullman learned to sort and roll tobacco, making cigar after cigar by hand at his workbench.

tests because they did not participate in the twentieth century's great cognitive revolution, in which we learned to sort experience according to a new set of abstract categories.

And I've learned to sort of slow down, take a deep breath.

It's only really sort of been over the last sort of five, eight to 10 years that I've actually really learned to sort of understand and accept the huge deal that she is around the world, especially within the UK".

This is how a generation grew up and learned to sort of love the nighttime.

I had to get used to being with me, learn to sort of like myself again".

Concept formation, process by which a person learns to sort specific experiences into general rules or classes.

"The idea was that the kids would learn to sort the inevitable mess in each box before they could read.

Now kindergartners here learn to sort suits and high and low numbers, while older students play in bridge clubs and compete online in virtual tournaments.

"Whether the characters are in your head, or five different board members, you have to learn to sort through it," said Peter Steed, 28.

But in a fast-changing country that's still learning to sort out public and private interests, the new projects present an emblematic mix of noble ideals and slippery realities.