Sentence examples for admitted to learning from inspiring English sources

Reports also say that he admitted to learning about aviation instruments on the Internet.

Lewis Hamilton himself admitted to learning tracks during his rookie F1 year playing PlayStation with his brother.

Jefferson himself admitted to learning a great deal about gardens from the time spent in his library.

The government also started preparing for the typhoon season early, and admitted to learning important lessons from Haiyan, or Yolanda as it is known in the Philippines.

When the intelligence community went to Capitol Hill last year to request resources to look closer at climate change, one Republican lawmaker exclaimed incredulously, "We are going to take analysts away from looking for Osama bin Laden, and we are going to put them on the 'March of the Penguins'!" Nasheed admitted to learning some things from Obama.

Several of my experienced applicants admitted to learning the hard way that grant proposals must appeal to the PO and reviewers to whom it is going.

He would not be surprised, the man admitted, to learn that 25percentt of them had given him bogus Social Security numbers.

George W. Bush never seemed to learn from his mistakes nor from those of George H. W. Bush, while Hillary Rodham Clinton has admitted to, learned from and benefited from both her mistakes and President Clinton's during his administration.

But I admit to learning a few things about my own country's past, and to occasionally being moved by historical details Mak has uncovered.

It includes some nice observations: Jarvis Cocker admitting to learning lots from Haines before writing Pulp's mid-90s hits and friends saying that Haines is a pussycat in person.

While Albert might never admit to learning anything from Fratello, the fruits of Glickman's tutelage are evident (even without any of Glickman's basketball games in his archive) when watching Albert call N.B.A. games on TNT and the Nets on the YES Network.