Sentence examples for off learn from inspiring English sources

To govern successfully in modern Britain a prime minister has to do at least two of three things: make the voters better off; learn the lessons of recent political mistakes; and favour sensible compromise over ideology.

Not only did those countries which are more or less closed off learn a lot from us, but we learned a lot from them and were able to advise our government.

Before you take off, learn about current status of H1N1 at your destination and any other vaccines you might need.

Brush it off, learn the lesson, and move on.

When you get knocked down, the sooner you get up, brush yourself off, learn what you can and get back into life the better you will feel.

First off, learn how to zoom.

I've started children off learning to play the violin at the age of four.

Many people are put off learning Arabic because of the apparently difficult script.

Aid workers wonder if some older students would be better off learning vocational skills.

Despite the grim experience it depicts, I don't think the film will put people off learning to sail.

Everyone I know speaks English, but would Peter be better off learning a more sensible, mellifluous language, like maybe Italian?