Sentence examples for motto learning from inspiring English sources

Despite the commonly held notion that a Western European project taking place in Africa implies a sort of neo-colonialist endeavour, Operndorf Afrika strives for the exact opposite, using the motto "Learning from Africa" in order to empower an interchange of culture.  .

UNICEF NEWS from Aceh & Nias, Indonesia Under the motto "Learning is exciting, playing is fun!" and introducing the new child friendly school mascot, UNICEF this month launches the Back To School Campaign for the third time in Aceh since the tsunami.

She has adapted a motto learned from dealing with her daughter, Hannah, now almost 3. "Happy toddler, happy household," Ms. Greenleaf said.

The school was given a new motto – "learn to love, love to learn" – which Tomlinson says represents their emphasis on learning to be a rounded person as well as following the national curriculum.

Who would've thought?" To hear Judge Judy share her wisdom on following your dreams -- and her new motto, learned from pal Florence Henderson -- watch the video above.

Tinkle's motto "Where Learning Meets Fun" shapes the magazine.

Tinkle, on the other hand, takes as its motto "Where Learning Meets Fun," and its pages are filled with comic strips, facts about everything from sports to physics and a generous helping of quizzes and contests.

School District 53 contains 480 employees, and its motto is "Learning Today for Living Tomorrow".

Their motto is "Learning Today for Living Tomorrow", and all places within the district are towns or villages.

Having a motto of "learning something new everyday" will enrich your life incredibly.

(4-H stands for "Head, Heart, Hands, Health," and the club motto is "Learn to do by doing".