Sentence examples for this means learning from inspiring English sources

This means learning how magic tricks are done.

This means learning the art of interacting with customers and generating energy from behind the tills.

But for the rest of us, this means learning to cook at all.

This means learning a whole new test for the teachers and students".

For chefs preparing ambassadorial banquets, this means learning to make sure your lamb is pink and your potatoes scented with rosemary and glossy with olive oil.

Again, this means learning to garden and cook, but it's also preparing the youngest members of a community to understand and shape the food system they'll inherit.

This meant learning to cook, from a copy of Ada Boni's great classic of Italian regional cooking, and to speak English, from watching sport on the television.

Often this meant learning to exploit the latest laptop, cell phone, fax, Internet and other computer and communications technologies that make possible the mobile economy.

This meant learning to use "new" technologies like smart phones, but most challenging of all, it meant coming to terms with the fact that she had a 10-year-old son.

For the registrars, this meant learning to consciously choose to provide supportive treatment in the absence of a diagnosis.

For some women, like Leanne, this meant learning to cook, for the first time: Like where do you find the time… having to go from being able to buy foods (ready cooked) and having to actually think about it, prepare it and cook healthy food.