Sentence examples for pick up lessons from inspiring English sources

Thank you.' I pick up lessons everywhere".

Even without crimes or misdemeanors in the picture, children can pick up lessons in observation, deductive reasoning and problem solving.

"Small-town Indians want to know how successful people made it, and want to read to pick up lessons from their life and work," says Badri Seshadri, managing director of the Chennai-based Tamil-language publishing house New Horizon Media, which has published biographies of the outsourcing company founder Azim Premji and Reliance Industries' founder, the late Dhirubhai Ambani.

Through the app's LearnSync feature, users can pick up lessons where they left off, regardless of where they initiated the lesson, indoors, outdoors, on a train, on a plane, in Spain, on desktop or mobile.

Curious' new app was designed specifically for the iPhone and to take advantage of iOS 7's bells and whistles, the highlight of which is its LearnSync feature, he says, which allows learners to pick up lessons where they left off — regardless of where they initiated the lesson, desktop or on the go.

The trip was a short one but they planned to visit various sites, such as a cigar and rum factories, and pick up lessons in Salsa dancing, authentic Cuban music and more.

The cyberkindergartners will not spend much time in front of computers, but their parents will go online to pick up lesson plans, get teaching tips and keep track of a child's progress with online assessment tools.

The hero, a young purple blob named Chowder, is an apprentice chef who learns to cook elaborate, fantastical meals — the menu in tonight's opening episodes includes Froggy Apple Crumple Thumpkin — and picks up lessons about life and love along the way.

As the son of an Air Force officer, he traveled with his family to assignments in the Philippines, Hawaii, Virginia, Florida and Mississippi, picking up lessons, he said, that later aided him as a platoon leader and teacher.

Bannon said he is not formally advising any of Europe's populist parties and is instead focused on picking up lessons from a continent that he described as "maybe two years in the cycle ahead of the United States" in its populist embrace.

While other, cooler kids picked up lessons in jadedness from "Reality Bites," Nirvana, or "The Catcher in the Rye," I learned everything I needed to know about the phoniness of the adult world from the weathered LP cast album that I borrowed from my school library, which I renewed so often that the librarians finally just let me keep it, along with five other Sondheim albums.