Sentences with phrase «to learn something about someone»

But you've hopefully learned something about how to use credit responsibly.

You can always learn something about the writing craft, and also learn how to attract readers outside your target audience.

Perhaps learning something about an interest of your spouse or reading a book that both of you are interested in might help.

I'm even hoping that by learning something about yourself, you'll give yourself freedom to be open to realities you have so far refused to allow into consideration.

I wish candidates ran without any party affiliation noted, it might make folks actually learn something about the candidates other than the D or R after their names.

Help your children turn the negative situation of bullying into an opportunity to learn something about who they are.

You'll also learn something about your child's relationships with the other kids in his class: Is he getting pushed around by someone with a chip on her shoulder?

They do, however, learn something about nutrition every time they sit down for lunch at school.

Maybe you can learn something about personal finance from celebrities.

If you approach each new potential relationship with the goal of learning something about yourself, the experience won't have been wasted.

Why not use your other «I» too, and your ears, and learn something about how big time finance operates, before posting junk like this.

I am ALWAYS learning something about myself, my daughter, and my family every day.

When kids are faced with a difficult situation, this also can be a very good time to learn something about who they are.

You may also learn something about yourself you didn't know in terms of what training methods work best for you.

For instance, learning something about nutrition will help you improve your diet and take better care of your body.

Nate's a true coffee lover and traveler who's developed a great blog where you can always learn something about coffee.

In this edition of the CB Elevator Pitch, editor James Cowan suggests that Finance Minister Joe Oliver could learn something about product launches — which, in a modern media context is exactly what this federal budget is — from the master of the marketing pitch, Steve Jobs.

People might actually take you a bit more seriously if you were to learn something about sentence structure instead of the constant, incomprehensible bile you constantly spew.

You have learned something about Paul's situation and realize what is at stake for Paul at this point.

That is, because we can experience God only as human beings, in the process of learning about human life we will necessarily learn something about God as well.

Children will play games, use old - time objects for craft projects and learn something about 19th Century life, Bucksath said.

I always try to share places I love with my reades... who knows where life can take us tomorrow so it is always good to learn something about different places.

We're finally learning something about what goes on inside the tube of us, where hundreds of millions of neurones in the elaborate enteric nervous system represent what is often called our «gut brain,» connecting our bowels to our brains and managing a lot of two way traffic.

Best of all, we finally learn something about Bond's origins: The movie takes its title from his ancestral home in Scotland.

(I'd recommend taking your more mature kids to see Goodbye Christopher Robin instead, because they'll learn something about history, unlike this movie.)

Early in our trip we wanted to learn something about Balinese gamelan and signed up for a day - long course.

Mostly in school, kids know in primary school that there's this thing called «high school» and kids in high school eventually come to learn something about TAFE and university, but there's a lot of detail that they just don't have access to.

Why not take a visit to this fantastic structure and learn something about Northern Cyprus?

If you are going to practice law for the next 30 or 40 years, you might as well learn something about its history or famous litigators.

Read this when: You want to learn something about legaltech from an educated perspective that doesn't come off as boring or condescending.

I like networking as long at it's the one - on - one variety where you get to sit down and really learn something about -LSB-...]

I also love how gyms and Pokéstops are often local monuments and places of interest, and hope that the developers expand on this by offering a brief snippet of the locations history so that people might just learn something about their home towns.

Not only will your child get some good fine motor practice, but it will also learn something about how clocks work.

I think people come just to try to learn something about what's on the other side of those walls and fences.»

When one such seminarian, who had come perilously close to dropping out, was able to graduate, I felt I had learned something about living the mystery of spiritual motherhood.

His goal is to sneak through the Tower of Akanesh and acquire the Heart of the World Tree, while hopefully learning something about his own origins along the way.

Interracial dating is great opportunity to experience life through someone else's eyes and perhaps learn something about yourselft in the process.

So it should be possible to study nature without the Bible and learn something about God, and it shouldn't be in conflict with what God explicitly tells us.

the only time I'm able to do «the work of the church» genuinely, naturally, honestly and earnestly, is when I'm fueled by learning something about the creator of the universe.

I actually learned something about the creationists» viewpoint (though not swayed).