Sentence examples for role learned from inspiring English sources

Instead, he has accepted his role, learned the team's new triangle offense and blended in.

While the shop assistants are aware they're playing the role of knicker pimp, of jolly hostess, I wonder if the male customers are aware of their own role, a role learned from the 1970s: flustered man in lingerie department.

But when she finally persuades him to let her try out for the part, voila, she's the perfect Vanda -- even down to sharing the character's name -- has researched the role, learned all her lines, and even brought her own props.

It's the best possible set of circumstances within which one can operate - to get the role learned and to get a real chance to develop your own take on how to portray that role with your own physical and vocal strengths.

In the long run, you might move faster in a corporate role, learning your trade and gaining skills that you can later market to the NGO sector.

Men across all groups acknowledged their wives had usually adopted the supporting role, learning about food product labels, shopping for the right products and cooking appropriate meals.

Start out in a small role, learn the business.

If you prefer a machine gunner role, learn to fire short, continuous, bursts.

If you prefer a marksman role, learn how to sight your weapon in and fire it with the sights.

Time magazine writes that in the current movie "What Women Want," Mel Gibson, a star who often plays tough-guy roles, "learns to get mushy".

Now she has added a technique called cross-training, in which robots and humans exchange roles, learning a thing or two from each other in the process.