Sentence examples for a learnt of from inspiring English sources

Some works were known to English writers such as Aldhelm in the same century, but it is likely that "Æthelstan A" learnt of them from continental scholars such as Israel the Grammarian, who brought texts influenced by Hiberno-Latin to King Æthelstan's court.

Our study end point was the point at which a woman learnt of her risk status, and further follow-up or management arrangements were made.

What is the probability of distinguishing a learnt pattern as opposed of detecting a false positive?

There was little consideration by CSPs that Aboriginal acquiescence could be a learnt response as a result of years of marginalization and oppression and having being subdued in a way that has silenced their voices [ 11], a response that would be predicted by the socio-ecological model [ 25].

This fits neatly with our observation that this region was engaged when subjects generated correct choices based upon an assessment of a learnt value difference between novel pairings.

Instead, it is likely that subjects' responses are the result of a learnt association, which could be underpinned by subjects associating the call with the external referent (leopard) or with the emotional response experienced by listeners via "affect conditioning" (Owren and Rendall 1998).

In the past few days they have learnt of a possible sighting in a remote village there.

Saturdays normally involve nothing more exciting than trailing from park to park, weather permitting, so when we learnt of an open day at a local cemetery (no, that's not a typo!) we were intrigued enough to pay a visit.

4.06pm: Here are some extracts from the Straw statement: During the week beginning February 22 this year, officials in my department learnt of a compromise of Venables' new identity.

Soon after take-off on Monday morning, pilots learnt of a problem with the undercarriage on Virgin Atlantic flight 43's Boeing 747.

She told the inquiry of one night in Praia da Luz when, just as she was about to go to bed, her husband learnt of a headline on the front page of the Daily Mirror.