Sentence examples for nice learning from inspiring English sources

For a group that was mostly made up of ne'er-flyers, that's one heck of a nice learning curve.

"I just try to get alongside them as much as I can - the way they see it is different to the way I was looking at it, so it's been a nice learning curve".

Bhattacharya said she couldn't comment on their specific autonomous plans, but that the Maven Gig program does offer a "lot of nice learning opportunities and synergies" in that area.

Berlin is very non-judgemental and comfortable with people in regards to their bodies, gender identities, and sexuality, which was a nice learning experience for me.

There is something quite nice about learning a little titbit about the real people behind the characters you have just spent the evening with.

(Standing turned out easy and a nice change; learning to type and focus on two computer screens while trundling proved a bigger challenge).To keep himself motivated, Babbage recently purchased a self-tracker made by Fitbit, a Californian company.

She immediately could play 18 "nicer courses," learning the nuances of turf types, slopes and hazards, said Ken Stackhouse, a partner in an architectural firm who doubles as Mariah's caddie.

"With longboarding with women, it's nice to learn and more inviting," he said.

On a more reassuring note, it's nice to learn that the rich suffer status anxiety, too.

It is nice to learn how many tonnes of waste are recycled at UPS, and to read that Proctor & Gamble's Pampers are getting slimmer (so using less material).

"I always thought Broadway made for good drama, in every sense, and it was nice to learn that Spielberg thought the same," he said.