Sentence examples for told to learn from inspiring English sources

We are told to learn self-reliance, but it's tricky if you have no self on which to rely.

The broadcaster Anita Anand tweeted: "Beyond parody – Home Office can't spell 'language' in their note to migrants who have been told to learn English".

Guardian.co.uk reader, FuturePM, said he applied to McDonalds as a trainee manager in 2003 when he was 20, yet was instantly handed a crew member uniform and told to learn the basics.

"What's happening is that people aren't being told to learn the necessary skills to give them confidence, to learn how exciting and safe and maneuverable a sailboat can be," she said.

So far in her time on the show, Goody - the only non-Indian contestant - has learnt Bollywood-style dancing and, as part of a task, been handcuffed to another housemate and told to learn Hindi phrases.

They were told to learn one thing, learned it, and then it wasn't on the exam.

It will be telling to learn Napolitano's salary, which has not been revealed.

These sessions can easily become a show-and-tell to learn what new tech is out there – the ultimate start-up time-waste.

It's good to have a guide on what we're expected to know, rather than being told to 'go learn leukaemia'"." ""The very nature of an e-learning module is much easier than having to sift through books.

Wenger told him to learn the lesson, and atone in the next match.

"Our two marriage counselors told us to learn how to fight," she said.