Sentence examples for trying to learn trying from inspiring English sources

So, an empathetic person is trying to learn, trying to listen and trying to demonstrate caring for the people around them.

But it seems like I can get thrown right into the fire, so I'm trying to learn fast and trying to help this team win".

Frankly, at that time, I was trying – and am still trying – to learn how to play hockey".

"I've spent a year trying to see a lot of customers, trying to learn our products and technology, trying to build a team," Mr. Hurd says.

"Every week I'm thinking of new things to do, I'm always trying to learn new things and trying to improve".

TIFFANY SHLAIN: I've never felt like– I'm always trying to learn new things, or trying to improve things I do.

I've been very involved in trying to learn about the Holocaust and trying to understand it, which is probably pointless.

"There's always a start-up period where we're trying to learn what works, and trying to understand the best and most effective uses of our resources," said Ann Oliva, the acting deputy assistant housing secretary for special needs.

Mr. Starr's prosecutors have said that they were angry to learn that Mrs. Tripp had contacted the Jones lawyers, but the President's camp is trying to learn whether Mrs. Tripp was trying to set a perjury trap for Mr. Clinton, with Mr. Starr's blessing.

But there's a big difference between enjoying Mr. Cowell's antics in the artificial construct of "American Idol" and seeing the same thing out in the real world, where college kids are just trying to learn, and film crews are just trying to film.

A foreigner is trying to learn Portuguese!