Sentence examples for games I learned from inspiring English sources

At subsequent poker games, I learned more.

At sports games, I learned how to whistle loudly.

"After that Buffalo game, I learned a lot about body language and how that can spread," Sanchez said.

In writing "The Confidence Game," I learned that a con artist, or "confidence man," is a very specific type of person.

In 1966, in a conversation in Trenton with Lester MacNamara, the head of the state's Division of Fish and Game, I learned that there were twenty-two wild bears in New Jersey.

"But when Germany called me up and I had my first game, I learned the German FA was absolutely fantastic and I'm really enjoying playing for Germany now.

She cued up a selection of instrumentals that ran the absurd gamut from Eiffel 65's "Blue" and Drowning Pool's "Bodies" to "Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polkadot Bikini," all while sing-songing moves nonstop (everything from honky tonk to show tunes is fair game, I learned).

In my day, these games, which I learned about by reading Judy Blume, were understood as activities for pre-teenagers.

All human societies: At a B-sides talk by Meredith Patterson on social iterated game theory, I learned that a game strategy of "100% uncompromising absolutism" quickly totally dominates simulated societies.

Lead designer J. E. Sawyer described, "I don't know when the producers decided to make the game, but I was told that we were making the game when I learned that TORN was being cancelled... on a Wednesday afternoon", and that Feargus Urquhart "asked me to work with Steve Bokkes to create a story and area overview by Thursday afternoon.

"For example Arsenal's quick game which I learned.