Sentence examples for be learned how to from inspiring English sources

To be learned: How to sum charges in an atom.

Notwithstanding the adverse economic cycle we are in, there are some clear lessons to be learned: how to revitalise the rail freight sector, because rail freight transport is primarily international, and an indisputable factor in its success is the availability of good-quality rail infrastructure at the European level.

But he's really learned how to pitch since the injury.

She didn't like the spotlight, but she's sort of learned how to play it.

Have the teams they are coming up against learned how to handle the power game that Gatland prefers?

One of the best books I've ever read is "Learned Optimism: How to Change Your Mind and Your Life" by Dr. Martin Seligman, a renowned psychologist.

That is, after all, what Peretsman's learned how to do well.

I went to boarding school when I was seven and then I sort of learned how to deal with it.

Key Findings and Conclusions When the parents who were interviewed were asked what they had learned from the program, the largest response at 91% was how to deal with my child's/children's behaviour, 79% learned "how to take care of my children", and 70% had "learnt to prepare nutritious meals for their families".

Yes, some learned how to lie in the middle of Wall Street without getting their heads cracked open, but others learned to be their lawyers.

- AlbinoBob's learned how to have fun on his own.