Sentence examples for though learning from inspiring English sources

To take on this kind of research, though, learning must be something that you really enjoy and want to do.

As von Ahn told me when I talked to him earlier this year, language learning is often a luxury for English speakers, especially in the U.S. For many users in Spanish-speaking countries, though, learning English is often a matter of getting a job or promotion and it's these users that drive up the average usage time.

To the Editor: Though learning styles may not differ much, what is learned varies greatly.

I am still an ignorant baseball fan, though learning more and more from my wife, Ellen, who, I'm sorry to say, is a Yankee fan.

Now, almost six months later, he has made an amazing recovery and, though learning to walk with a prosthesis, he must use a wheelchair to go anywhere in our neighborhood.

She still worries about how well her mother has slept or eaten when they are apart, even though learning about ARVs has lessened her fears of her mother falling ill and not recovering.

In the end, though, "Learning to Fly" most vividly captures postwar New York and London and illustrates the emotions of a writer both keenly aware of how others perceive her and less emotionally well-armored than many of her colleagues.

Some residents, though, learned the fate of acquaintances during the traditional "In Memoriam" segment heard every morning on radio station WERH.