Sentence examples for could have learnt from inspiring English sources

And here are some of the things you could have learnt from the first episode.

Tom Mangold: the journalist and friend of the former weapons inspector said he suspected Dr Kelly could have learnt of the existence of this tape on the day he died, and suggested it may have tipped him over the edge.

There was lots of stuff Ferrari could have learnt then.

The question is how we could have learnt this.

We could have learnt then how if their energy bills had actually increased and by how much.

"Some are even jealous of this and reflect on their loss with statements like 'I wish I could have learnt Welsh at school' or 'I wish I could speak Welsh'".

I learnt more about practical computing and solving programming problems from dealing with the BBC Micro than I could ever have learnt on any university computer science course.

Everything I have learnt I have learnt from the boss".

Or it could be that they have learnt how little is achieved by criticising a Hollywood blockbuster, other than giving it an edgy feeling that would otherwise be totally smoothed out by the plastic acting of its stars and uncontroversial silliness of its script.

When negative RTs are obtained, though, one could assume that participants have learnt to deal with the conflict caused by the irrelevant location information, having internalized the task rules.

Cluster effects cannot be excluded entirely as the control classes are located in the same schools and pupils could exchange what they have learnt.