Sentence examples for street to learn from inspiring English sources

Listen and Learn The Experimental Cuisine Collective will meet on Monday from 4 to 6 p.m. at La Boîte Epice, 724 11th Avenue (51st Street), to learn about spice blending from Lior Lev Sercarz, the owner.

Instead of joining the family business—"my father was in shock; he couldn't accept it"—Mr van Vlissingen took off to Wall Street to learn about what really interested him: the gyrations of the financial markets.

Several guided tours, on foot and by bus, will be offered in June, starting on Sunday at 1 p.m. with a walk from 110th to 125th Street to learn about the area's Jewish history.

Li was among sixty or so factory owners who had recently attended a meeting at the headquarters of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, on Bleecker Street, to learn about the Fashion Manufacturing Initiative — a new program led by Rosen and operated by the C.F.D.A., in coöperation with the city's Economic Development Corporation.

Li was among sixty or so factory owners who had recently attended a meeting at the headquarters of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, on Bleecker Street, to learn about the Fashion Manufacturing Initiative a new program led by Rosen and operated by the C.F.D.A., in coöperation with the city's Economic Development Corporation.

In previous years, guests have been able to sip fresh Czech beer and see a dog show at the Embassy of the Czech Republic, stroll across the street to the Embassy of Hungary to eat goulash, sip wines and try a traditional dance, and then walk up the street to learn about Dutch art and desserts at the Embassy of the Netherlands, all putting standing around at a minimum.

I had to move to beautiful New England — its triple deckers, whited churches, unplowed streets — to learn how drear and deadly life can be.

Jos Smulders, in overall charge of cycling initiatives for Harten voor Sport, says more advanced classes are taken out on to the city's streets to learn "bike etiquette".

Walk through its old streets to learn the history of this diverse town.

Here, Souleymane joined other boys who have left the streets to learn vocational skills such as carpentry, and he has begun thinking beyond his next meal.

She majored in journalism at the University of North Carolina but was drawn to Wall Street, initially to learn business with an eye toward becoming a reporter.