Sentence examples for somewhere to learn from inspiring English sources

"My daughter isn't going to want to go somewhere to learn about Andy Griffith".

I've tried to treat every environment I've been in as somewhere to learn.

I wrote my mentor at medical school back in Britain that I wanted to go somewhere to learn more about genetics, blood and protein chemistry.

So he decided to build a skate park to provide the youth with somewhere to learn and play.A new coffee-table book, "Skateistan: The Tale of Skateboarding in Afghanistan", and a short film, "Skateistan: The Movie", chronicle the park's journey.

Lots of these children have lost parents and friends or seen their homes destroyed but now thanks to UNICEF they have somewhere to learn, play and to talk about what happened to them – here they can be kids again".

Go somewhere else to learn how to fight something else like mudslides or earthquakes?

"That's why we're so happy to impact basketball at the ground-roots level and to teach young people that they don't have to necessarily go somewhere else to learn their skills".

I don't know which genius started the trend of frightening the insubordination out of naughty teens by sending them somewhere remote to learn a lesson, but they created something truly magnificent.

The Portakabin needs more work before it can act as an informal classroom, but the idea is there for somewhere to talk, learn about gardening and dodge the rain.

It's not in your brain somewhere — you have to learn it".

In the US, teachers want you to socialise and work together, but my mum saw school as somewhere you go to learn – you don't make friends there.