Sentence examples for learning after from inspiring English sources

He was just learning, after all.

"One thing I'm learning after talking to them is that this was written by lawyers," Groh said.

Liley began blended learning after spending a year on a traditional course studying marketing and English at Keele University in Staffordshire.

"We spend the first two to three decades of our lives learning," said Lohman, "You don't want to stop learning after that".

But Hester says that the board was learning after the event about the rapid outflow of funds that eventually forced the bank to accept a bailout by 13 October 2008.

Stupidity is taken as a virtue and the worst blunder a politician can make - apparently - is not knowing a pop song, as Nick Clegg is learning after admitting he'd never heard of 'Fairytale of New York' by the Pogues.

I would argue that it is probably the most important life skill I am learning (after 15 years of practice, I am acutely aware that there is always more to learn).

"The idea of learning after college to improve your wages or your position in business is really driving hard, and businesses are interested in the training and development of their people," he said.

However, the users show little sign of learning after the systems are turned off.

However, without an examination of learning after-effects, one cannot rule out the possibility that the children may have relied on direct sensory feedback control to a different degree than the adult talkers.

You'll also find people such as Ben Dudley, a Christian who directs a soccer, service and learning after-school program in a no-evangelism zone: the elementary schools in Portland's poorer ZIP codes.