Sentence examples for I have learnt something from inspiring English sources

Murray tennises his way into a 40-0 lead - interestingly spell check seems to think tennises is a word, which means I have learnt something new today - and holds comfortably when Kohlschreiber thwacks a backhand long.

To me it has always been that I have learnt something every day, not always big things.

now that I have learnt something new I am full of beans, although I am a student and I havent't got a bean.

I suppose I have learned something by writing this story.

I'm not going to get in, but I have learned something in the process.

"I didn't know this rule but now I have learned something new".

Smaller ones, perhaps, to show that I have learned something from this experience.

The main theme of the book is introduced early on: "I have learned something about liberals.

There has not yet been a semester when I have not felt that I have learned something of great importance from my students.

I think observation and reflection have been critical to my learning, and I have learned something from all the leaders I have worked with.

But having walked and worked among the world's poor for 40 years, I have learned something about the sense of powerlessness that millions feel.