Sentence examples for learning to be well from inspiring English sources

Thus in order to keep ahead of the curve kitchenwise, I'd better start learning to be, well, less ordinary.

"That is why I have asked NRW to carry out this swift review with the immediate priority being to identify and assess any damage caused so that we can prioritise repair work and see what lessons we can learn to be well prepared for future severe weather.

"I have asked Natural Resources Wales to carry out a swift review with the immediate priority being to identify and assess any damage caused so that we can prioritise repair work and see what lessons we can learn to be well prepared for future severe weather".

Instead, work on learning to be proud of a job well done instead of wanting everything to be absolutely perfect.

Creeser is clear about the benefits of the open air and the earth: "It's learning to be present, it's learning to enjoy your time well".

In the third century BC the Stoics taught us that learning to live well is learning to die well.

And how glad I am that I have become a well-behaved little boy!' " Here we know Collodi is laughing at his character: Pinocchio hasn't learned to be a well-behaved little boy — the fairy's told him so — and he's congratulating himself not with the resolution to be a better boy but with the "great complacency" of a job well done.

The children learn to be social, as well as being challenged and helped in a way some parents don't do at home".

American politicians might as well learn to be proud of the dollar's strength: for the foreseeable future, they will have no choice but to live with it.

I have learned to be a leader, to work well in groups and to hold my own under criticism.

You have to learn how to be well.