Sentence examples for learning forever from inspiring English sources

Life is more fun when you keep learning forever anyway.

The religion that I was born into is called Sikhism which means "learning forever".

This is Reem's second chance to finish primary school, 12 years after she thought she had to leave learning behind forever.

It may seem like it will take forever to learn the 2,000 Kanji characters or get a grasp on Japanese vocabulary, but these are important steps to take if you want to learn how to speak Japanese with fluency.

I soon learned that that would take forever, the thumb drive was just too slow at writing and reading.

At 87, Elaine was still feisty, irreverent, curious and forever learning.

These measures strengthened the position of English in India, and the lingering prejudices against learning English vanished forever.

It's an ongoing thing, just day by day really and I'm forever learning.

He first references that the burning down of the Royal Library of Alexandria destroyed 40,000 scrolls or more, resulting in so much of our ancient history, literature and learning being lost forever.

It is a move that could change how people with learning difficulties are seen forever.

Mr. Ferriss offers advice about so many disparate things — not simply losing weight and building muscle and improving sex and living forever, but learning to hold your breath longer than Houdini and hit baseballs like Babe Ruth — that paging through "The 4-Hour Body" is like reading the sprawling menu in a dubious diner, quite certain the only thing you'd dare order is the turkey club.