Sentence examples for learning ties from inspiring English sources

Learning ties between TMS and its towing members are rather asymmetric ties.

You can try and imagine how all of the history that you are learning ties back to medieval knights, and you'll find that that makes it easier to focus on what you're learning.

In this line of thought, Prieto et al. (2011: 587) claim that although the term orchestration is "almost invariable used in the context of formal learning, tied very often with the concept of a classroom where there is a teacher or more knowledgeable other", other class configurations can be an interesting testbed for testing new m-learning practices.

For the next three years they'd prepare, learning to tie a white tie while mugging up on Latin so they too could cry "Floreat Etona".

You don't need to work on tying yet, just introduce the fact that they will be learning to tie.

A solid color tie is usually the best choice, especially if you are just learning to tie the trinity knot.

"It's like you have to earn the right to wear it by learning to tie it".

Mary Borthwick, who has been a kindergarten teacher for 24 years, confirmed that children are learning to tie their shoes later.

However, I did tell my troop, while we were learning to tie knots, "As Jesus was dying in agony for our sins, all the homosexuals were off writing the books for musicals".

They were adoringly enthralled in discussions of spiders or starfish, in beating grandpa at chess, handling ancient coins or learning to tie shoelaces in the weird Myers' double loop.

Ah, the voice of a generation -- children like Will Cohen, who are adept with a computer mouse but are learning to tie their shoes a lot later than kids once did.