Sentence examples for who learning from inspiring English sources

Next to him is the young monk Grigory, who, learning of Boris's corruption, soon becomes a pretender to the throne.

Who, learning that "a Roman suffering illness might be cured if rubbed with puppies," would not feel the stirrings of some childhood fantasy?

The story, set largely in the Hamptons, is circuitously preposterous: three wealthy middle-age women, suspicious that their husbands are straying, buy the weekend gigolo services of three soldiers who need money to court three young women, who, learning of their boyfriends' betrayal, seek out and seduce the allegedly wayward husbands.

On my recent visits, they introduced me to mothers who, learning in our groups to relax, were able to successfully breast-feed babies who had been failing to thrive; to a teenage boy whose group leader had taught him mental images that gave him alternatives to suicidal rock throwing at Israeli tanks.

Based on Frédéric Mistral's 1861 epic Occitan-language poem "Mirèio," which circulated widely in France in a bilingual edition, "Mireille" relates the story of the country girl Mireille, who, learning that her lover Vincent has been gravely wounded, travels across the arid Crau plateau, suffers a sun stoke and dies in his arms.

This study aimed to examine scientific thinking of the learners who learning with the knowledge construction model enhancing scientific thinking.

Who learns Arabic?

Guess who learns from whom?

Well, we all know who learned what.

Cog is the one who learns.

Classes were there for students who learned best that way.