Sentence examples for yet to learn how from inspiring English sources
I'm yet to learn how to send an e-mail".
We have yet to learn how not to do this.
They have yet to learn how to maintain energy at softer dynamics.
We have yet to learn how Lord Hutton judges that particular piece of reporting.
The Rebels Have Yet to Learn How to Write Their Own Rules They are still responding to Qaddafi's game.
She has bought herself a laptop and a car (although she has yet to learn how to drive it).
Mr. Moussaoui aroused suspicion for much milder behavior: he paid $8,000 in cash for the flight lessons; he expressed "unusual interest" in the notion that a plane's doors could not be opened during flight; he was a wretched pilot and yet wanted to learn how to fly a jumbo jet.
Yet we have to learn how to overcome the hindrances of the museum if encounters with art are to enrich us.
Lisa is the sweetest and most responsible second grader ever, yet she needs to learn how to let loose and have fun.
Nathalye Zuñiga, a technical coordinator with Juntos, says "nature has given [Peru] a lot" in terms of nutrition, yet the population needed to learn how to combine the variety of foods.
I want the government to focus on the stuff we cannot yet do, like beginning to learn how we can live in space long enough to go to Mars, or how to build and operate human communities on the Moon and Mars.
