Sentence examples for learned working in from inspiring English sources

The biggest lesson I've learned working in an Italian restaurant is to keep things simple.

Another thing I've learned working in different cultures is that people want the same type of interaction, but the way they want to be spoken to and rewarded can be very different.

As I have learned working in Mumbai since 2003, Indians have an indomitable spirit, galvanized by fierce loyalty, faith in a higher power, tight-knit families and an independent streak.

After leaving Yogiyo, Ching decided he could take what he had learned working in food delivery and apply it to a new vertical.

What would you say you've learned working in the industry that going to school did not prepare you for?

Said Sreenivasan, "I will draw on what I've learned working in four critical NYC industries: education, media, arts and culture, and nonprofits, and look forward to building on the great work of my predecessor Jessica Singleton and her predecessor, Rachel Haot".

The science museum, Mr. Koster said, should provide "resources for living, learning, working in and caring for its surrounding area".

While she loved the satisfaction that came with helping challenged children learn, working in the school district bureaucracy was constantly draining.

The skills you learn working in a greenhouse are, for the most part, transferable to other industries.

David Blunkett, a former education secretary, felt strongly that young people must learn how to learn, work in a team and be able to speak, as well as write.

"Playing, Learning, Working in Amsterdam's Golden Age" is at the Emily Lowe Gallery of the Hofstra Museum, on the campus of Hofstra University in Hempstead, through Dec. 5.