Sentence examples for term to learn from inspiring English sources

He was there for a short term to learn what he could before setting up his own practice.

I researched (googled) the term to learn how it was being used today.

He hated medicine, but he happily sat with an ex-slave from Guyana for a whole term to learn about bird preservation.

But if you elect somebody from the neighborhood, it takes them two terms to learn where the washrooms are.

Learning the kink lifestyle is a project in itself: there are new terms to learn, skills to master, and psychological implications to understand.

To hear young people talking about the UK in these terms – to learn that it had been top of their lists of preferred destinations a few months ago, but is now deleted from them, and feared – is disturbing.

There are some terms to learn with regards to snowboarding in the halfpipe.

These are useful terms to learn early: Backing: This is the base or bottom layer of each quilt.

Some of the most important terms to learn at the beginning are: En garde, Attack, Parry, Riposte, Counter Riposte.

For a full list, visit the "move to France" section at consulfrance-londres.org The top requirement of Brits aiming to live and work long-term is to learn French.

Such a speed-up in learning was termed 'learning to learn' and now has a long tradition in experimental psychology.