Sentence examples for learning a bit more from inspiring English sources
With "Middlesex," I started learning a bit more about creating character.
This is the university technical college (UTC) formula: they bring together the technical and the academic structures that make learning a bit more joined up.
Mr. Damon, director of the Center on Adolescence at Stanford, says that students today are "working harder and learning a bit more, at least judging from the most recent test-score results".
The reporters who wrote these pieces spent as much as a year on their projects, returning again and again to the people who eventually came to inhabit their narratives, learning a bit more each time about their fears and frustrations and hopes.
"The idea is to make learning a bit more fun.
Apple is just making learning a bit more exciting.
You learn a bit more with each garden you do.
I think I would have learnt a bit more about life.
Given the debacle of last year in the skies, Mr. Rosenbluth has learned a bit more about timing.
We learned a bit more about his discussions with Tony Blair in the runup to the invasion.
It looks as if he has learnt a bit more about himself.
