Sentence examples for money to learn from inspiring English sources

He is saving money to learn computers and get a better job and a green card.

The only problem was she didn't know how to do it or have the money to learn.

It may sound crazy, but these are the kind of techniques that performers pay a lot of money to learn in acting school.

They choose to leave their farming villages for the city in order to earn money, to learn new skills, to improve themselves, and to see the world.

Ahmet, a quiet young man, came to Beijing to open his eyes to the world, to earn a little money, to learn Chinese.

Meanwhile, everyone in the theatre is thinking: Given that I paid good money to learn about the world's most frightening cocaine king, why am I watching a movie about the world's most stupid Canadian?

The articles in "First Words" are about improving one's life in the world, from handling money to learning from failure.

People who choose to carry personal defence weapons have committed time, energy and money to learning about the numerous firearms laws in their respective states and have undergone training.

In Watergate, to follow the money was to learn only part of the story.

Knowing the detailed intricacies of a bureaucratic/policy design increases the transaction costs of reform, such as the time and money needed to learn new approaches [ 21, 31].

Work for more than money; work to learn.