Sentence examples for road to learn from inspiring English sources

It took Mr. Chargo months of practicing in his driveway and on the road to learn.

We visited the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, 2021 North Kinney Road, to learn about the plants and animals native to the Sonoran Desert region, which includes parts of Arizona and California as well as northern Mexico.

(It reminded us that we really should pay a visit to the new Mashantucket Pequot Museum and Research Center, just down the road, to learn something about the tribe).

His name, Sullivan, is probably a reference to the naive film-maker in Preston Sturges's Sullivan's Travels, who abandons Hollywood and takes to the road to learn about life.

Rob and Feifei take to the road to learn a new phrase.

Craig also suggested the president's response to Wilson was boring and that he should take his act on the road to learn how to deal with hecklers.

For young children, the road to learning how to read, write, and count should be just as important as the destination — because that process is an opportunity to gain critical social-emotional and executive function skills, too.

While Iran has sharply raised its atomic claims in the past two days, nuclear analysts said it appeared to be roughly where it was expected to be on the road to learning how to enrich uranium on an industrial scale, and still had years of work ahead of it to attain its ambitious goals.

We are in receipt of a communication from Death Magazine announcing its birth in a building at 503 East 11th St. and explaining its raison d'etra as follows: "The first step on the road to learning to live is to become aware of the impasse-of Death in the world, and in ourselves.

By Irving Schneider and Stanley Edgar Hyman The New Yorker, June 29 , 1946P. 13 We are in receipt of a communication from Death Magazine announcing its birth in a building at 503 East 11th St. and explaining its raison d'etra as follows: "The first step on the road to learning to live is to become aware of the impasse-of Death in the world, and in ourselves.

Brooks embarked on a "long road to learning to love myself again," she writes.