Sentence examples for been learned at the from inspiring English sources

At intervals the lively young man uttered such appropriate & idiomatic phrases as "Mille tonnerres!", "Quelle idee!", "Sacre bleu!", "Bien entendu!", and "La mauvaise chance!", & it wasn't until he threw out a "C'est formidable, ca!" that she realized that every word he was saying had been learned at the knee of Hercule Poirot.

That lesson has been learned, at the cost of thousands of lives, and we can only hope it will prevent the same thing happening again in the future".

This paper drew from multiple sources to synthesize what has been learned, at the bench and in the clinic, about potential successes and limitations in achieving and measuring microbicide adherence in clinical trials.

He has been learning at the Purcell School in Hertfordshire after becoming a student there in 2010.

They also appear to be keen to put into practice what has already been learnt at the public inquiry.

So what was learned at The Oval?

The last part, too, was learned at the kitchen table.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if this mind-set could be learned at the college level?

Fortunately, there is still much to be learned at the system level from amazing work going on in schools.

There was a lot to be learned at the second of the two weekends devoted to Debussy at Bard College here, in the festival just ended.

But he said, "I do think the subsequent reports the company has given do provide a much more detailed perspective of what was learned at the trial".