Sentence examples for town learning from inspiring English sources

You tool around this fictional California town, learning new tricks, getting photos taken, and making video footage of your lines.

You can harvest apples from the saplings scattered around the town, learning how to get apples from trees and restore your health with them.

"The practice would grow the project into a suburban neighborhood and then a small town, learning and refining the designs throughout the process.

My love for drama, music and dance was actually cultivated during the many weekends I spent in Kentish Town learning, training and being nurtured by a wonderful organization called the Weekend Arts College - Weekend Arts College -

Reared variously to be a farmer and then a brewer and also studying at a business school in his home town (learning shorthand), Frueh turned to cartooning professionally after being hired by the St . Louis Post-Dispatch(1904 08) in its art department.

"This is all about teacher-to-teacher efforts, about one town learning from another".

After Hurricane Katrina, he said, people in town learned not to expect anything from government programs.

As one English town learns to its sorrow, the boys who marched off to war never really returned.

It was with great dismay - but perhaps no great surprise - that the Essex town learned that its magnificent but much abused pier had done it again.

"Naturally, we prohibit anyone from building on top of a marnière," said Florence Declerc, mayor of Neuville-sur-Authou. But, she added, the town learned about the existence of its first marnière only this year, and that was the one that killed Mr. Elerbach.

The patch gained local media attention after Lynn Hart, a black resident of a different town, learned of the emblem and publicly denounced it.