Sentence examples for wait to learn from from inspiring English sources

They would wait to learn from his medical team from Stanford University if initial treatment would somehow provide some hope.

Mr. Roderick, like the others watching with him, said he would wait to learn more from the debates, and said he would be outraged if Mr. Nader was excluded.

Although she'd been fly fishing before on a lake, she'd never fished from a boat on the river and she couldn't wait to learn some tricks from Kevin.

We can't wait to learn more about it from him in May at Disrupt NY.

What this means is that students do not just wait to learn about job opportunities from recruiters visiting their campuses anymore; it indicates that students use digital tools to land their dream jobs.

I can't wait to learn so much more about life from the coolest guy I'll ever know.

I can't wait to learn new things.

She can't wait to learn something new.

I can't wait to learn more.

"I'm very excited because this is a great example of knowing a professor and his work, and being interested in a school because he's a part of it," said Mr. Zhang, who is waiting to learn admissions decisions from the University of Chicago, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Northwestern University and the University of Pennsylvania, among others.

Ever since Cussac was found, archaeologists have been holding their breath, waiting to learn the dating results from the skeletons--four or five adults and one adolescent--found in hollows on the cave floor.