Sentence examples for little I learned from inspiring English sources

Reading up a little, I learned that it's a three-part film based on stories by three Irish writers, Frank O'Connor, Martin J. McHugh, and Lady Gregory.

The little I learned about her on that flight suggested that she had come from an ordinary, middle-class Muslim family — a family in which a decision like hers would be almost unthinkable.

But theirs is a sin of omission: from what little I learned of the third sector as an employee, I suspect that between the options of "incompetence" and being "wilfully blind" – the two explanations offered by the Government for trustee failings – the vast majority fell into the former camp.

Later on, when I was going to Harvard, I spent a great many Saturday afternoons sitting on T wharf in Boston listening very carefully to sea gulls, and finally they got through to me, and little by little I learned the sea-gull language.

Little by little I learned that he resented that the Times had sent a black man with an African wife to cover Japan, interrupting an endless line of white bureau chiefs, many of whom had Ivy League educations and academic backgrounds in Asian affairs.

Little by little, I learned to let go of the need for perfection on the outside.

Another benefit of having little, I learnt from living in this foreign country before even discovering Kondo: I was oftentimes in need of a home in between school terms or subleases or over holidays.

But then they throw one last little dart: "I learned from you".

For each square, "There are a zillion little stories I learned," Ms. Kiefer said.

My first introduction to Stradivari violins came in the form of a catchy little tune I learned for the spring chorus concert in fifth grade.

I really liked working from bed, which is a little trick I learned from Darryl Zanuck, who used to work out of a suite at the St . Regis.