Sentence examples for splendid learning from inspiring English sources

Since making time for such a splendid learning session would probably interrupt his Duck Dynasty marathon, Bible speed-reading session or bedtime tales from Fox News, I recommend the Chief Justice run to his local Barnes&Noble store and pick up a paperback copy of Constitutional Law for Dummies.

A splendid way to learn about the man, his work and his art collection is to visit his house just off Bagatelle Road in Colombo.

The missing market Be prepared Easy to lose Learning to live with uncertainty Acknowledgments ReprintsA splendid and essential history of mankind's progress in understanding probability and risk.

This is a splendid book -- humane, learned, written with flair and radiant with a calm intelligence and wit.

Yet Aubrey goes on to praise her wit, learning and generous patronage, leaving us with the impression that she was rather splendid.

It is tantamount to a top restaurant learning that their new task is going to be – in addition to serving splendid food in a smart environment – teaching people to cook at home.

But eight months into his presidency Jokowi is learning a hard lesson: condemning graft is a lot easier than doing something about it.In this section Dark corridor Still in peril A damnable scourge Right side up Whose splendid isolation?

There were 6 year olds learning to swim and they succeeded in keeping afloat, assisted with water wings, splashes of water all over the place, the enthusiasm splendid (Vísir 1968, p. 3).

But we do know that when near death he made the splendid statement: "And still I learn".

For better or worse, the Knicks are defined by Anthony, a splendid scorer who has not learned to expand his game or to consistently involve teammates.

Major Campbell, Acting Quartermaster of our Brigade, called at a large, finely furnished house, the owner of which he had learned was possessed of a splendid horse.