Sentence examples for everyone learnt from inspiring English sources

"That was the perception that everyone learnt from 1990 that we have as much culture here, we don't have to bring it in from somewhere else necessarily".

Some learners suggested that the learning experience was broader because 'other people will ask interesting questions that you might not have thought of' (FGPR37), ' everyone's got their strengths' (MGPR92), and everyone learnt from the combined knowledge, experience and approaches of the wider group.

Those people who weren't there learnt a valuable lesson, everyone learnt a valuable lesson".

It's not that everyone has suddenly learnt to read, he says; they have simply stopped writing endearments.

The lesson learnt here: Everyone is going through something.

Everyone has mental health, we've learnt, and "everyone" reflects two categories.

Everyone has mental health, we've learnt, and "everyone" reflects two categories.

The art of doing something with one hand while everyone is looking at the other could be learnt, Brown said, showing his retirees a card trick while a copy of the Mona Lisa vanished from its easel two feet away.

This was done by tactical nous, taking your opportunities, being fearsome in defence and destructive on the deck; but everyone knows, one swallow doesn't make a summer and as Italy have learnt backing up a winning performance doesn't always come easily.

Understanding that sophistication doesn't come naturally to everyone, he's generously decided to send us some of his love tips, which he's learnt over the years from many wise Mediterranean men.

"He had learnt to speak Welsh confidently, and always had a smile and time to chat with everyone". People n the village, which has about 700 residents, said the family seemed "happy and pleasant".