Sentence examples for yet learn how to from inspiring English sources

Better yet, learn how to make garlic bread.

It is because Indian shops have not yet learned how to protect their stock.

In truth, I had not yet learned how to hate anyone but my parents.

No advanced civilization has yet learned how to endure without it.

She was very good looking, modest, and genial, but unfortunately she had not yet learned how to act.

"We have not yet learned how to manage the challenges associated with energy development," said Steve Cochran of the Environmental Defense Fund.

Money complicates everything with the Romneys, and they haven't yet learned how to talk about it.

First of all, most of them haven't yet learned how to hide what they're thinking, much less how they feel, under nationally televised pressure.

The urgent, girlish voice on the record seems thin and unnuanced now, and she hadn't yet learned how to collaborate with musicians.

He mastered this in nine years of practice, but he hasn't yet learned how to do it without barking his right shin.

And there's the awkwardness of his duet with Miley Cyrus: Mr. Bieber has not yet learned how to lie with his body.