Sentence examples for learning though that from inspiring English sources

Nowhere in "Scrutiny and Suits Take a Toll on For-Profit College Company" (front page, Nov. 10) is there any mention of learning — though that's what keeps students coming to Kaplan Higher Education and has launched 275,000 graduates into better lives and careers.

I am quickly learning though, that the black hole of parenting advice online is just as conflicted and confusing after birth as is it before, possibly more so.

Connection to my books: No direct connection, though Stonehenge is where I place the center of Druid learning, though that is not specifically stated.

Ms. Meriwether has learned, though, that penis jokes do have a limit.

They learned, though, that Santa was giving match point presents only to North-South.

I soon learned, though, that there were many other activities that could possibly take priority in my too-brief four-day stay.

The pirates quickly learned, though, that their booty was an estimated $30 million worth of heavy weaponry, heading for Kenya or Sudan, depending on whom you ask.

Gerstner learned, though, that it wasn't enough–"People don't do what you expect but what you inspect," he says and therefore created a new way to measure results.

We learned, though, that hauntings are frequent, and that room 242 is particularly active.

I learned, though, that even if I fell, at least I had found the ground.

The real secret I think I am learning, though, is that you are the middle ground.