Sentence examples for was to learn about from inspiring English sources

I thought I knew all, or most, of what there was to learn about the massacre.

One of her early assignments was to learn about inclusive fitness.

One reason he came back to the U. S. was to learn about American TV; the one thing we can't export to Europe.

If the purpose of the first date was to learn about someone's background, education, politics and cultural tastes, Google and Facebook have taken care of that.

"No one is saying we have to agree or disagree," she said, adding that the goal was to learn about different faiths in a safe and neutral environment.

"While we were working on the show, the biggest surprise was to learn about the pressure on the magazines from some of the big advertisers," Respini says.

My job was to learn about their work and to write it up in a book that John and I were creating for middle-school students.

"He's a traditional, salt-of-the-earth-type of guy," Nolan said when I asked him what there was to learn about Young from the lot.

My hope in traveling to Mumbai was to learn about the current state of Indian business in the wake of both the credit crisis and the attacks.

"It's to learn about astronomy," he said.

Some of the pros: You will learn everything there is to learn about men in the military.