Sentence examples for learning of your from inspiring English sources

How is it going to aid the learning of your students?

It may be that, learning of your indecision, your employer will amend the offer, even asking you to repay part of the money if you do not come back.

For a referee, hearing your name read out as the man who will be in the middle when it counts most is in the same league as learning of your first cap.

It began: Dear Mr. Talese: Since learning of your long awaited study of coast-to-coast sex in America, which will be included in your soon to be published book, "Thy Neighbor's Wife," I feel I have important information that I could contribute to its contents or to contents of a future book.

We are also interested in learning of your latest ventures and would welcome the opportunity to help broadcast your successes.

Here it seems quite obvious that upon learning of your disagreement, you should become substantially less confident in your belief that the share is $43; in fact, you should become equally confident that the share is $45.

Maybe you learned of your nondiscriminatory caffeine tastes.

I have just learned of your presence on Nauru Is.

Alan Armitage A Sorry to learn of your daughter's plight.

This is especially true if you've recently learned of your chronic ailment.

I was dismayed to learn of your unfortunate experience with our representative, Andreas Bichlbauer...