Sentence examples for she even learned from inspiring English sources

She even learned to play the fiddle, and step-dancing honed her keen sense of balance.

She didn't work, and it was a couple of years before she even learned to drive.

MARCH -- Beanie's hands got much better, and she even learned how to zip her skirt with her two good fingers.

She even learned to live with the pain of three broken vertebrae, the result of an assault by a Nazi soldier.

By Hortense Calisher The New Yorker, September 8 , 1956P. 34 Writer learned French by the phonetic system before she even learned the meanings of words.

Francis, who left school at 15, always admitted that his wife, a former teacher and university graduate, helped with the research – she even learned to fly to assist with one book – and that she tidied his grammar, spelling and punctuation.

She has even learned to combat the fierce bugs native to the woods of Maine.

As dogs go, Sugar was certainly not even the brightest of her breed; she never even learned to shake hands or find lost housekeys.

She's even learned to sleep through the bursts of static from the two radios in their bedroom.

She'd even learned from the other mother that the secret was just that her daughter was afraid to go to junior high school next year.

By 1940, when "The Mystery of the Brassbound Trunk" was published, she had even learned a thing or two about feminine wiles, using them on Ned to get her car fixed ("You know just what needs to be done and I don't," she pleads kittenishly), whereas she once would have gotten out the jack herself -- or at least called the tow truck.