Sentence examples for learning it for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "learning it for" is correct and usable in written English
It is used to indicate the purpose of learning something. For example, "I'm learning French for my upcoming trip to Paris."
Unfortunately, they're learning it for the worst of reasons; its actual director, Irvin Kershner, has passed away at 87. Kershner was one hell of a director; beyond Empire, he was best known for directing RoboCop 2 and one of the best Bond flicks of all time.
Danielle, he'd overheard, learning it for the first time, was an orphan.
I have been learning it for over 20 years and believe very strongly in engagement with China.
I was learning it for the parade scene.
In an interview with the Los Angeles Times that year, Dow said she'd never heard of the song before learning it for the film.
Having someone show you the ropes is so much easier -- and faster -- than learning it for yourself.
"Only because it's better if you learn it for yourself.
It rarely pays to deliver bad news to folks who can just as easily learn it for themselves.
"I learned it for protection, in the nineties," he said, "to see if people were doing it to me.
I learned it for myself in the most unlikely of places: a Ford family estate sale in 2007.
"That's the plan, to learn it for this month and come in the next year with some experience," Parnell said.
