Sentence examples for started to learn about from inspiring English sources
That's when I started to learn about journalism.
"We started to learn about it and realised that it was a pretty huge issue which effected so many people".
These emerging friendships were also the making of an activist: "I started to learn about human rights – and how mine had been violated".
"I started to learn about poor countries and health, and got drawn in," Gates told students at Berkeley during a speaking tour this spring.
"We started to learn about plane spotting," Mr. Derner said, referring to the practice of seeking out areas near airports from which to closely observe jets taking off and landing.
When he met Edwin Denby, the American dancer and writer, ten years his senior, he went with him to the United States, where the two got an apartment together on twenty-first street and started to learn about the city.
My body starts to learn about the knife".
A fortnight in, I'm starting to learn about twinning – the good and the bad.
"Even though coffee is a Colombian symbol, we are now just starting to learn about it".
They will start to learn about problem solving and when to ask for help if they need it.
Dr. Dyrbye notes that we are just starting to learn about the high levels of distress in medical students.
