Sentence examples for originally learned from inspiring English sources

The tactic was originally learned from detective fiction.

The alphabet derives from a Greek alphabet originally learned from the Phoenicians.

The moves, originally learned as a form of self-defense against other gangs, eventually evolved into the complex and athletic moves that characterize modern break dancing.

Etruscan alphabet, writing system of the Etruscans, derived from a Greek alphabet (originally learned from the Phoenicians) as early as the 8th century bc.

Since then, Tapani trained a woman from Stacy, who had originally learned welding to make ends meet as a single mom.

Psychomotor retention scores indicate the percentage or degree of originally learned skill that is remembered or recalled as a function of elapsed time.

David Brown, who originally learnt the ropes as a stable-hand under Dick Hern, took out a licence at a time when most would be reaching for the pipe and slippers, at 63.

Moreover, it provides us with the best lessons in the performance of these operations, so that a study of how we originally learn to perform them also tells us how those operations ought to be performed.

Originally she learned how to make soap, and in particular soap in the shape of doll-like hands, for an art project while in graduate school at the Cranbrook Academy of Art near Detroit.

Originally I learned of Evening Primrose's existence from a recording of "I Remember" as sung by jazz diva Diane Reeves.

This taxonomy is a first step in enabling researchers and massage therapists to more clearly communicate about the nature of the massage treatments they are giving by using common language describing specific techniques that may have originally been learned as part of training in different styles of massage.