Sentence examples for learning wear from inspiring English sources

It's harder than you think to hurt yourself skateboarding off the stairs, but at least while you're learning, wear pads and a helmet.

He is supremely learned, wearing his gigantic erudition ostentatiously on both sleeves.

Anna, we learn, wears the boots of her older brother who has "gone over," a phrase that Lib at first takes to mean emigration to the United States but which the reader will suspect indicates a more final destination.

None of the girls can see through the masks they're learning to wear in order to be not what they want to be but, rather, what the world wants them to be.

No matter which hat fits you best, you, and your science, will benefit from learning to wear different hats at different times.

She has learned to wear stilettos ("I never wore high heels in my hometown") and taught herself English.

Leavitt clearly put a great deal of work into The Indian Clerk, which bristles with learning lightly worn.

I had to learn to wear shoes; I'd spent three years at the front wearing boots.

"I used to wear flip-flops, but you do this a few times and you learn to wear the shoes you're going to present in".

I have learned to wear my blonde mane in a tight bun or low ponytail for interviews, to wear a pant suit rather than a skirt suit, to keep heels to a respectable 1.5" or less.

For you she learned to wear a short black slip.