Sentence examples for I learned out from inspiring English sources
"I think I learned out lot out of that and it's been great to come here and get a series win with England, and we'll see what happens in the future.
David: One thing I learned out here is how sour and grumpy the Republican electorate is.
"If there's anything I learned out of World Group that I'm applying here, it's this: consolidation, integration and expansion.
"Everybody talks about capital, but to me the biggest lesson I learned out of all the crisis was the lack of focus by so many market participants and by regulators on the importance of liquidity," he told Bill Thomas, the commission's vice chairman.
"What I learned out of the UK this year is that the system needs to be improved continually.
The lessons I learned out there have helped immeasurably with the transition back here.
First I tried to put what I have learned out into universe.
"I learned to watch out for sunglasses".
"I can't get the other new word I've learned out of me head to remember that one". "It's referring to the spaces between text.
Fourth, I learned to fill out my own report card.
Reprisals, I learned, for speaking out are commonplace in a system where hitting targets is imperative.
