Sentence examples for something to learn about from inspiring English sources

I think it's the variation in the job; also there's a lot of innovation in the industry so there's always something to learn about, it's not at all stale.

"She has something to learn about consulting people.

Mr. Dreier suggested that the United States might have something to learn about elections from Mexico.

But Cool Hand Lenny still had something to learn about temperament.

Bath, for all their pretty patterns, still have something to learn about big game cussedness away from their intimate Recreation Ground home.

Perversely, Bank of America is being forced to shrink its China stake just as it might actually have something to learn about banking from its Chinese partner.

The three of us thought that we had somethings to learn about her and as a woman we have to learn that we can be free and do whatever we want for as long as we want.

I'm always on the lookout for something else to learn about, someone else to do or run".

In short, the facilitator lifted up Nancy's comments on Ms. William's questions and invited participants to analyze Ms. William's questions in more detail because there was something to learn there about the factor related to questioning.

JG: Is there something to learn from that - about the architecture of the place, the spirit of the buildings?

"There's always something to chat about, always something to learn," says Mr. Parvin.