Sentence examples for learning something to from inspiring English sources
A hard rocking toddler has shown that learning something to music always helps recall after she recited her alphabet nearly faultlessly to a heavy metal backing track.
"We found that people want to come away learning something to enrich their lives and that would leave them stimulated".
There was a lot of pain medication — which was apparently, Jack learned, something to be shared.
Didn't know you have to learn something to find out what the toy does".
The thesis put forward was that FR might learn something to improve its impact from investigative journalism.
But on the other hand, we can help them to develop their skills, to make them to learn something to make their own living.
Nevertheless I want to put forward the thesis that FR in general might learn something to improve its impact from another practice: investigative journalism.
From them, he always learned something to become stronger.
A sports area, some computers for the users to learn something, to get a job, what else?
They hope they will benefit but, regardless of personal benefit/response, they hope the researchers will learn something to help other patients.
Is it not wise, when learning something new, to learn from a master?
