Sentence examples similar to learning a shot from inspiring English sources

The fences insured against a time when a scavenger in Gautam Nagar might learn that a shot of rare Scotch consumed in ten minutes at the Sheraton's ITC Maratha cost exactly as much as he earned in seven hundred fourteen-hour days picking up aluminum cans and used tampon applicators, and find that information too much to bear.

From a personal standpoint, I feel strongly that more college students need to give service-learning a shot.

We learn that GPs take a shot at the patients, complaining their deficient knowledge, the fact they minimize diabetes related problems and their blind confidence in medicine.

We noticed that some authors prefer to see m-learning as a shot to bridge formal and informal learning opportunities, valuing, among others, its context-awareness and situated features.

Things I Learned as a Shots Girl in London's West End.

Learning and mastering a shot such as this will be a long process with a very gradual learning curve.

"I learned a lot from the shot put.

Although Ewing does not speak Chinese and sometimes runs into a communication barrier with Yao, he is helping Yao establish deeper position in the post and learn a variety of new shots.

"It starts learning your shot and builds your profile".

She discussed directing for the first time, learning to shot-list and talk to a crew.

Now, I have my doubts that the county executive-elect, Thomas R. Suozzi, can match the wizardry or wisdom of an Albus Dumbledore, but as a young Harry Potter, brimming with talent and eager to learn, he's earned a shot at the leading role.