Sentence examples for went on to learn from inspiring English sources

First self-taught — including one early effort on plaster, which crumbled — he went on to learn traditional egg tempera techniques on gesso-covered wood while living in California.

He went on to learn music through Braille.

After reading the book I went on to learn more about it.

The Mura went on to learn Portuguese and to adopt Brazilian ways, and their language is believed to be extinct.

He was smitten, too, and, like other immigrants, went on to learn English partly by watching baseball.

I even went on to learn Italian and to live briefly in Italy, using it as a base to explore much of Europe.

They then go on to learn to track and obey more complicated orders.

"Those who want to go on to learn other topics, like history, math, or geography, go on to a madrasah," Arby explained.

"Part-time students are vital to our society and economy; they will go on to learn new skills, develop their careers and start new businesses.

Though many of us are going on to learn from the experiences and insights of our predecessors, graduation marks the start of true experience.

The reader goes on to learn that Mr Clark's failure to impress himself on the "tightly controlled sexuality" of his personal private secretary was a matter of continuing regret as his ministerial career advanced.