Sentence examples for she learns something from inspiring English sources

Though the holidays are different than Dina remembers, she learns something about making friends and embracing change.

True, she learns something about the animal world – hens shed their stockings and robins their red vests – but Lucie began her adventure as a well-behaved, proper young Victorian child and remains so at tale's end, taking delight in the goffered pinafore and the laundered handkerchiefs that confine and define such a child.

And she learned something in one year with Mr. Doyle that many people do not learn in a lifetime.

I felt that she learned something about work in the IT sector and particularly my part in it".

The child then stands up to talk about one person he or she learned something new about.

"She has always said to me that she learned something important from her father," said Art Torres, chairman of the California Democratic Party, a post Ms. Pelosi held 20 years ago.

In the foreword to a new book, "The Sound of Hope" (Ballantine) - by Lois Kam Heymann, the speech pathologist and auditory therapist who helped Blake - Ms. O'Donnell recounts how she learned something was amiss.

After college Miss Welty told her parents that she wanted to be a writer, but she said that her father insisted that she "learn something to fall back on" to support herself, so she took advertising courses at the Columbia University School of Business.

Liz Pallato, who works for the Sierra Club in San Francisco, said she learned something important about herself after she began analyzing the way she played Settlers of Cataan on regular game nights at a friend's apartment.

Hopefully she learned something that day.

She learned something that day that changed her life.