learn the ropes , auch: learn all the ropes

As a result, learning the ropes has taken more time than it might have.

Get a job in the business first for at least a year and learn the ropes.

I figure I'll put in a few years, learn the ropes and move on to something better.

Having learned the ropes, they were now ready to set off on their own.

But she's young, feeling her way around, learning the ropes, know what I mean?

If you know your stuff and learn the ropes, you'll do fine.

They never think they've got to learn the ropes a bit, get seasoned.

"Tim back then, I think he was still learning the ropes a little bit."

Once a year, it's a whole new audience, and they need to learn the ropes.

You and I made mistakes while we were learning the ropes.

He once invited me to go with him so I could learn the ropes.

Then, for several years, she worked in a travel agency, learning the ropes.

And she considers a club the best way to learn the ropes.

With his help and patience, I slowly learned the ropes.

"Make sure your family member works their way through the business so they learn the ropes and gain the respect of others."

She's been around long enough to learn the ropes a little."

It's going to take them some time to learn the ropes."

Weaver here will stay with you as your new assistant to start learning the ropes.

It's 2000 now, and I wonder if those who graduated from learning the ropes have moved on.

And little by little, his administration is learning the ropes.

For three years, that meant learning the ropes on the flagship.

An experienced hand can also help a new homeowner learn the ropes.

The couple learned the ropes from the shop's previous owner in three weeks.

He's the most immature, gets into trouble all the time and is still learning the ropes.

Working with more experienced partners to learn the ropes is one option.